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A 52-year journey to uncover the fate of a missing brother

New York Times: Painstaking work, DNA testing, help from hikers identified Eric Singer.

Wellington tunnel plans 'shrouded in secrecy' as consultant costs hit $7m

Mt Victoria residents say they've heard 'nothing' of plans, as consultant spending rises.

Four easy ways to cut 300 calories a day

Cutting calories by 25% can help lengthen telomeres, making cells younger.

'Potentially lethal': Police recruits taught unapproved arrest tactic for three years

Police bosses only became aware after the technique was used on parliamentary protesters.

First sister: The power player behind Milei's presidency

NYT: Karina Milei has shaped her brother’s political machinery and negotiated alliances.

Editorial: Financially stressed, socially suppressed – NZ’s money talk problem

OPINION: One in six New Zealanders feel they are sinking financially.

Louise Duffy: How a broken system denied my mum a peaceful death

OPINION: Louise Duffy's mum was given medical interventions that she had clearly refused.

Small Business: Dulese is doing more with all natural personal care

Amelia Jory talks to Tom Raynel about her small deodorant business Dulese.

Gregor Paul: Eden Park win signals new dawn in All Blacks' Scott Robertson era

OPINION: A tactical victory over Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus came at the perfect time.

'Tough and confrontational': Bunting on eye-catching changes for Ireland clash

'The expectation is you’ve got to be really on your game and step up,' Bunting said.

Auckland lawyer outed as pro-Palestinian activist who vandalised National MPs' offices

It can now be revealed how police unravelled the well-organised, covert operation.

Diana Clement: The tax and legal minefields to be aware of when retiring overseas

OPINION: Smooth sailing abroad starts with knowing these legal basics.

‘Rapid growth’: International students flock back, but what happens next?

International student numbers shot up by 50% at the University of Waikato.

Napier night shelter expects to chase new Government homelessness funding

The Govt is releasing $17m for homelessness projects, but will it include Hawke's Bay?

Why we’re born addicted to sugar, according to a neuroscientist

Telegraph: Dr Nicole Avena has spent the past 25 years studying sugar consumption.

Letters: The pros and cons of housing intensification

OPINION: Luxon’s pandering to the world’s most famous newly engaged couple was desperate.