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Matthew Hooton: How to tackle a much-needed major crime crackdown
OPINION: The new Government plan is a start, but no more.
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Letters: Stressed teachers and primary school testing; blunting bullying in schools
OPINION: We currently have a highly-stressed teacher workforce .
'I love it now': Sonia Gray on why ADHD is the best part of her
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The vanishing islands that failed to vanish
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How to clean up your phone’s photo library to free up space
New York Times: How to use free tools to reclaim space on your phone.
Market close: NZ stocks fall as investors look for 'glimmer of hope' from RBNZ
The New Zealand sharemarket shed nearly half a per cent.
A culture war erupted over UK stately homes. Who won?
NY Times: Battle over history of prized country houses offers window into nation's mood.
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Should Biden quit? Democrats weigh potential rewards and steep risks
NY Times: A new nominee could bring a crash-course campaign with no room for error.
New homes from $49k: House Me cuts prices
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Phil Gifford: Why Razor's first big call leaves him a safety net
OPINION: Scott Robertson has a safe pair of hands to assist the All Blacks late on.
Ford sales growth slows as cyberattack rattles US car industry
Series of problems dashing hopes of a post-pandemic boom.
More hope for early rate cut as ASB economists change forecast
Gloomy economy has lifted expectations for November rate cut.
Christchurch Rich List family firm buys US honey business
Christchurch-based healthy products business is run by ex-Air NZ marketing boss Mike Tod.
Revealed: A sneak peek of the new-look 6pm TV news - and a warning
Bosses of Stuff and Warner Bros Discovery have spoken of tensions - and excitement.
A family loses three generations of women in India crowd’s panic
New York Times: "My dear daughter, wife and mother ... in one single blow.”
Is this the beginning of the age of AI killer robots?
New York Times: The rise of slaughterbots.
Antonia Murphy: 10 life lessons from being the Madam at an 'ethical' brothel
OPINION: What sex work is really like, and how a new TV show hopes to destigmatise it.
Opinion: 'Insulting, untrue' – Govt's primary school testing risks the tail wagging the dog
OPINION: Language ability, test-taking skills, anxiety or motivation distort test results.
How much Japanese-owned top 10 commercial builder made from NZ in latest year
First job: A landmark 57-level luxury tower between Commerce and Gore streets.
Biden admits he has two days to save candidacy as inside pressure mounts
New York Times: Biden knows his next three public appearances are critical, ally says.
S&P 500, Nasdaq post record closing highs as data stokes hope for rate cut
Markets hoping the Fed will finally cut interest rates.
Jeff Bezos to offload $8 billion of Amazon stock
Financial Times: Tech giant’s biggest shareholder offloading huge chunks of Amazon shares.
Time for New Zealand Rugby to kick Silver Lake to touch: Sports Insider
OPINION: Drastic action could salvage the situation for NZR.
Gregor Paul: The signs that point to McKenzie's readiness for ABs No 10 role
OPINION: The Chiefs playmaker has adjusted his thrills-to-spills ratio.
Wellington Zoo attracts record visitors, so why is it losing money?
The zoo is aiming to introduce new experiences to boost revenue.
Nick Clark: Charting a course for meaningful RMA reform
OPINION: The current RMA is holding us back.
Editorial: Finding a winning formula for science and research
OPINION: Are we doomed to another round of lip service, naval-gazing and inaction?
Letters: Ardern era was never going to last
OPINION: 'New Zealanders are by and large a conservative bunch.'
‘Narcissistic abuse’ has gone mainstream. But what is it?
'Unless you’ve been through it you don’t understand the insanity.'
Bay of Plenty council could gain investment war chest of $650m from share sale
Bay of Plenty Regional Council's sell-down could equate to more than $850m of stock.