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Steve Braunias at the Polkinghorne trial: The few acceptable demeanours at a crime scene
OPINION: The eye surgeon is accused of strangling his wife Pauline Hanna to death.
Crushing 4% rental yield gap largest in 15 years – but many investors undeterred
'Rents are nowhere near enough to cover the mortgage for a typical debt-backed purchase.'
Easing of lending rules to make it quicker, but not necessarily easier to get loans
ANZ assures it will continue being a responsible lender.
Thinking of getting a vasectomy in NZ? Kiwi men share what it's really like
Kiwi men share their experiences about what really goes on.
Richard Prebble: Why the Government should privatise SOEs
OPINION: The economy is too complex for any government to be able to pick winners.
Stalkers, disease and doubt: A gymnast's hard road back to the Olympics
New York Times: 'It was so scary. I didn’t know it then, but the old Suni was gone.'
Market close: Broad-based rally for buoyant sharemarket; New Talisman raises capital
The local index posted a gain of more than half a per cent.
The Green Goddess: I’m still fit at 85 – these are the rules I swear by
At 85 Diana Moran is reaping the rewards of practising what she preached.
Why NZ home mortgage rates are on their way down
NZ two-year swap rates have fallen sharply over the last month.
First XV wrap: Sacred Heart trump King's College
Victory gives the defending champions a fighting chance of again making the playoffs.
Gunman at Trump rally was often a step ahead of the Secret Service
New York Times: Some officers were aware of shooter earlier than previously known.
From breakfast to sexfest: How to optimise your day for health and happiness, according to experts
OPINION: Living a happy life seems like a good idea but could it be counterproductive?
Meet Hollywood’s favourite witch (who also dates a movie star)
Times: Kate Tomas, spiritual adviser to the A-list, talks spells, seduction and sexism.
From pancakes to protein shakes: What do Olympians eat for breakfast?
New York Times: How pancakes, Pop-Tarts and mid-game Skittles power training.
PR 'earthquake': Top lobbying firm to close NZ operations
The firm will close tomorrow after 21 years in NZ including its own time in the spotlight.
'How 11 awful dates taught me everything about men after divorce'
Telegraph: One woman's lessons from stepping back into the dating world.
The best and worst of the Olympics so far
What has stood out on the opening three days in Paris.
Heineken blames weather after beer sales disappoint
Financial Times: World’s second-largest brewer pushed into net loss.
A town reeling: The community fighting to turn around flood-stricken Wairoa
Flooding, climate change and gradual decline in primary industry are hitting Wairoa.
Editorial: The state of Health NZ is similar to the American TV series ER
OPINION: Health New Zealand is facing its toughest challenges.
Growing mistrust in law enforcement amidst long police wait times in Northland
Public losing confidence in police after long wait times spanning more than an hour.
Property Insider: Auckland a Yimby city; art in new hotel; Mt Roskill's Soho Hotel opens
'Auckland... has become a test case for housing deregulation,' the Economist says.
Letters: Attacks on the Treaty of Waitangi akin to domestic abuse
OPINION: 'There has been no equal partnership between Māori and Pākehā.'
Daron Parton’s cartoons: July 1 - 31
Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.
Simon Wilson: Tracing the links from abuse in care to crime on Queen St
OPINION: The links between violence in public and private and how the state acts.
Steve Braunias: Polkinghorne murder trial recaptures the golden age of tabloid journalism
OPINION: The eye surgeon is on trial for murdering his wife in the High Court.
NZ Film Commission spends $16k on CEO events amid budget cuts
The Film Commission has thrown two parties apiece for its retiring and incoming CEOs.
How to spend 36 hours in Brooklyn
An itinerary that skips the most touristy and overdeveloped areas.
A long weekend with John Lennon’s ‘lost weekend’ girlfriend, May Pang
May Pang aims to correct misconceptions about her relationship with the star.
Market close: Comvita shares slump after $16.8m loss
Meanwhile, the NZ sharemarket hung in with a small fall.