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Richard Prebble: Trump, climate change and AI - my predictions for 2025
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Opinion: Why Auckland’s future is shaped by its superdiverse majority
Auckland's diversity grows, but minorities under-represented in leadership roles.
Javier Blas: Prepare for a bumpy year in coffee, oil and other commodities
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Brand Beckham shareholders score $220m in dividends
Financial Times: Footballer continues to earn healthily from his name.
Summer quiz: The Danube River empties into which sea?
Test your brains with the Herald’s summer quiz.
New Year reset: 7 things to add or subtract for happiness, according to science
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Du Val downfall: From champagne, private jets to receivership and $250m debt
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Matthew Hooton: Government faces death by a thousand cuts
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Honoured: Transpower chair Keith Turner
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Knighted: Billionaire philanthropist Sir Ted Manson
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Knighthood for lifetime of Waikato community leadership: Sir John Gallagher
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