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On The Up: Speak eyes $4t market with personalised shopping tech

Speak plans to expand into Australia and the US, targeting skincare and supplements.

Letters: A Kiwi road cone ode

OPINION: Should we put player names on the back of All Blacks jerseys?

Opinion: How NZ can rebuild vocational education with industry support

The EMA says the current system doesn't meet employers' needs.

Sweden’s secret to wellbeing? Tiny urban gardens

New York Times: Koloniträdgårdar provide city dwellers access to nature and fresh produce.

Company that lends flexible line of credit for divorce proceedings launches in NZ

Aussie lender JustFund aims to bring over 100 Kiwi law firms on board by the end of 2025.

Phil O'Reilly: NZ business must rethink how it sees Europe

OPINION: The new Europe is about high-tech, logistics and infrastructure, not agriculture.

Too Much? Not for White Lotus star Will Sharpe

New York Times: The actor has tried, and succeeded, at a variety of creative projects.

Sasha Borissenko: Is gig work freedom or friction?

OPINION: The Government is already moving to tighten up who an employee is.

Letters: We need greater mental health services to prevent more tragedies

OPINION: As each decade passes, one becomes more disenchanted with our political system.

‘Affront to NZ’s sovereignty’: David Seymour v the United Nations

The Deputy Prime Minister sent a terse letter to the UN over indigenous rights.

'Fix the cracks': Auckland man claims home damaged by roadworks vibrations

AT is conducting vibration tests after complaints about noise and shaking.

All Blacks player ratings: Which player scored a 9?

How the All Blacks rated in their 43-17 win over France in Wellington.

The 50 best horror films of all time – ranked

Telegraph: The films guaranteed to scare you senseless.

'You weren’t sure who you could trust’: Sue Wood's time in ‘snake pit' National Party

Ex-National Party president Sue Wood to revisit Muldoon's 84 snap election in new memoir.

Auckland retiree faces eviction as ground rent jumps 344%

The Dilworth Trust increased the annual leasehold fee from $45,000 to $202,000 per year.

Steve Braunias asks Polkinghorne if the eye surgeon killed his wife

Steve Braunias called the Polkinghorne murder trial "the apex of a very long career".