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Finance Minister unreceptive to calls for new finance monitoring unit
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Bank's warning to NZ farmers – don't get complacent on emissions
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The road to a crisis: How Democrats let Biden glide to renomination
New York Times: An 81-year-old candidate and no Plan B.
Midlife advice: ‘I’m 50. Is this really all I amount to?’
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‘Let’s not go overboard’ on worries about AI energy use, Bill Gates says
FT: Tech leader says power-hungry AI systems are spurring a boom in clean energy.
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Gregor Paul: All Blacks need sweet spot of power and skill
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Advertising worker – an ex-All Black's daughter – in court over alleged hit-and-run death
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Editorial: Oranga Tamariki boss must have missed memo on handling leaks and staff morale
OPINION: Chappie Te Kani slams staff leaks as his organisation lets hundreds go.
Opinion: Fear and loathing in NZ – in defence of name suppression
OPINION: I have had clients attempt suicide as a result of breaches of publication.
Property Insider: Insolvent modular apartment-builder owes $51.7m
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Letters: Lauren Dickason deserves our compassion
OPINION: 'The sentence humanely and realistically deals with this terrible situation.'
Is a regulated structure still right for today's $4b kiwifruit export industry?
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Legal claim launched alleging defects in New Lynn's Merchant Quarter: no hearing yet
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Yes ... who? Here are the chefs who appear in The Bear
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The King and Keir: Is Charles about to get a Prime Minister he likes?
New York Times: Experts say Charles and the Labour Party leader have much in common.
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