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Liam Dann: We need to fix the human-shaped hole in our economy

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Shane Te Pou: This Government is showing us what it values

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What we know about The Paper, the upcoming Office spinoff

New York Times: Set in a small newspaper, at least one original castmember will return.

The quiet unravelling of the man who almost killed Trump

New York Times: How a promising student became a gunman on a roof.

'Understand the magnitude': Inside the mind of Sonny Bill Williams

Williams has a lot on his mind as he gears up for the biggest bout of his career.

Repco NZ pays $123m dividend amid surging profits

Repco's profits have doubled to $30m since 2019.

'That's what a true blue doco is': Why Lisa Burd's new film comes with a content warning

A boots and all tribute to the women saving rugby.

Fran O'Sullivan: Luxon faces high-stakes balancing act on global stage

PM Christopher Luxon will meet Xi Jinping in Beijing before attending the Nato summit.

The man whose weather forecast saved the world

New York Times: D-Day was a huge logistical undertaking. It almost didn’t happen.

Parents gaming system as top Auckland schools close rolls to out-of-zone pupils

Some schools have hired private investigators to identify 'fraudulent' applications.

Editorial: Residents have every right to be upset over cell towers

OPINION: Who wants a giant, ugly, industrial-looking pole near their home?

Simon Wilson: Auckland housing, Wayne Brown’s big plan and the silliness of the new speed rules

Opinion: Density is coming whether you like it or not and Wayne Brown has a bold new plan.

Thomas Coughlan: What if Dame Jacinda Ardern were just an ordinary leader?

OPINION: She's not as saintly nor as demonic as people who are obsessed with her claim.

Prince William: ‘I want to bring about real change’

Telegraph: In a world exclusive, the Prince says he’s leading with a simple goal.

Market close: NZ sharemarket falls as Israel-Iran tensions spike oil prices

New Zealand share prices tumbled after Israel attacked Iran.

Pop culture takes up smoking again

New York Times: From movies and TV shows to music, the habit is no longer taboo.

'Pretty positive': Fieldays vendors thrive as farmers invest

Farmers flocked to Fieldays, boosted by high milk and red meat prices.

What to know about Israel’s strikes on Iran’s nuclear programme

New York Times: Iran's state media says nuclear scientists, generals and civilians killed.