Donald Trump says he will hit China, Canada and Mexico with new tariffs
Financial Times: US President-elect vows to impose levies on first day.
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The Barmy Army: Breaking down misconceptions of one of sport's biggest brands
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New York Times: Authorities failed to alert Valencia residents of the danger.
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Financial Times: Trump nominee has caused some concern over medicine spending cuts.
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Telegraph: It’s never too late to start stroke-proofing our lives.
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Paul Lewis: Sam Cane and the legacy of a misunderstood captain
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Music revenues overtake cinema’s pre-pandemic peak on back of streaming boom
Financial Times: Sales of music such as CDs and vinyl rose faster than streaming revenues.
Berry determined: Plan to regrow tonnes of strawberries in flood-hit Esk Valley
Donald lost 60,000 strawberry plants in Gabrielle. He has received help to grow again.
How Seymour ‘got it wrong’ about Peters - and why Treaty bill could live on
'Difficult to see genie getting put back in the bottle.'
Refixing the mortgage? What you need to know to avoid a costly mistake
Mortgage refixing is a calculated game that could save or cost you thousands of dollars.
Some schools won't have resources to teach new maths curriculum in time for Term 1
The Ministry of Education says there has been "high demand" for the new resources.
Seven truths about affairs that nobody thinks of – until it’s too late
Telegraph: The devastating reality of an affair can often hit after the event.
Property Insider: $244k bill for Gulf Harbour Country Club’s owner; Here comes Santa Claus
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New earthquake modelling leaves Wellington council $800m better off
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Legislation on four-year term to be introduced soon, here’s what it could mean
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Black Caps face end of an era in McCullum's England return
A three-test series with England will be New Zealand's last marquee matchup for 18 months.
Letters: Leave political views out of All Blacks haka
OPINION: 'While the haka itself is a cultural expression, it's not about showing bias.'
Editorial: Ok for cops to walk in a Rainbow Parade, but not the Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi?
OPINION: Mark Mitchell's hardline approach is great for headlines but not practical.
Market close: NZ shares surge on heavy trading day
Turners Automotive provided the local index with more confidence and strength.
Vote looms on whether a capital gains or wealth tax are part of Labour's future
Labour members will debate and vote on the party's tax policy this weekend
Huawei to launch phone with own software in sign of China-US splintering
Financial Times: The home-grown alternative is evidence sanctions have boosted company.
Travelling for a cuddle, or more, at European sex parties
New York Times: Europe’s sex party scene is booming post-pandemic.
Looming 3G shutoff weighs on Eroad result - but full-year guidance on track
Firm sees potential in new AI products, expansion of road user charges to petrol vehicles.
‘My parents gave me everything – but I was still a victim of neglect’
Telegraph: Children of wealthy parents can feel neglected, due to no emotional support.
Winners & losers: Scott Barrett's decline raises captaincy concerns
OPINION: The All Blacks desperately need Barrett to rediscover his world-class form.
Bunnings declares $79m net profit from New Zealand operations
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Ikea, $458m ditched Vero sale, renting and pets: property boss
Three topics put to the boss after a 218% turnaround in half-year result to September 30.
'A world of hurt': Retail sales remain flat as Black Friday looms
Stats NZ has revealed its latest Retail Trade Survey for the September quarter.
Former Harcourts agent bought property he had listed, made $225k profit in 5 months
Agent bought the property he listed for $900,000 then onsold it months later for $1.125m.
Air NZ expects lower first-half earnings
Air NZ expects lower first-half earnings due in part to a lack of aircraft availability.