'It’s very exposing': Nicole Kidman on sex, death and her new film
New York Times: Why Nicole Kidman's latest role is her most personal yet.
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New York Times: Inside Angelina Jolie's transformation to play opera legend Maria Callas.
How to put NZ’s balance sheet back in order – Fran O’Sullivan
It is unfathomable that a right of centre Government is not addressing its balance sheet.
Simon Wilson: Yes that’s the mayor swimming in Auckland’s brand new pool
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Is Double Grammar Zone losing its premium price tag?
New data suggests Double Grammar Zone homes may not be as highly prized as they once were.
Steve Braunias: The 20 best things about Auckland life in 2024
Steve Braunias presents his annual top 20 of life and leisure in Tāmaki Makaurau
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Market close: Index climbs higher after choppy trade
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Regulator to deregister Waipareira over political donations
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Why Hollywood keeps casting the same five actors in everything
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The great Guinness shortage has lessons for Diageo
Financial Times: Firms should beware neglecting historic brands for celebrity start-ups.
The health hazards of summer sandals
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Genesis CEO Malcolm Johns reflects on a turbulent year for the power industry
Genesis Energy's CEO Malcolm Johns says New Zealand has an energy storage problem.
Bordeaux's trams vs Auckland's gridlock: What can we learn?
OPINION: Why Bordeaux could teach Auckland a thing or two about public transport.
US private equity firm buys half of investment house Craigs Investment Partners
Two of the biggest wealth firms are now in private equity hands.
Melting ice, reindeer moss and rainbows - inside Auckland Art Gallery's summer blockbuster
Why is a world famous artist freezing water from the Waikato River?
Ms Rachel: The rise of the Taylor Swift for toddlers
New York Times: The improbably journey from toddler whisperer to holiday toy story.
With guilty verdicts, victim’s rape ordeal in France becomes a message of hope
New York Times: Gisèle Pelicot wanted the public trial to show victims they are not alone.
Sports Insider's best from a bumper year for Kiwi stars
OPINION: Some of our biggest sporting stars shone, others crashed and burned.
Housing for hapū: families move into $20m Ōrākei housing development
'Some people can’t remember anyone in their family owning a home.'
Letters: Police inaction on robbed tourists; Govt right to call for back to basics
OPINION: 'Misinformation tells us drugs are the solution.'
What your husband is really thinking (according to a male sex therapist)
Telegraph: A sex therapist reveals surprising facts about men's intimacy and emotions.
Microsoft acquires twice as many Nvidia AI chips as tech rivals
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Matthew Hooton: Luxon Government guilty of profligacy not austerity
OPINION: Willis urged to adopt drastic spending cuts to avoid economic catastrophe.
Zespri fires up expanded offshore growing plans
Overseas growers are lining up to produce SunGold for Zespri.
NZ sharemarket drops nearly 1% as recession deepens further than expected
NZ GDP falls 1% in September quarter; analysts expected 0.4% decline.
What is reformer Pilates and is it the key to weight loss?
Telegraph: Reformer Pilates machines are considered the ultimate tool to tone muscles.
What I learned in recovery: The value of routine in tough times
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Black Caps report card: Which player earned top marks in England series?
After splitting three matches against England, we grade the performance of the home side.
Liam Dann: Don’t panic about worse-than-expected recession
OPINION: It was the worst recession since 1991 – but at least it is behind us.
US dollar hits two-year high as Fed signals cautious rate cuts
Financial Time: US stocks drop as Fed signals cautious rate cuts; dollar surges.
Merger by stealth? RNZ to move in with TVNZ in Auckland in 2025
The two public broadcasters will come together physically in Victoria St.