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Fonterra moves global consumer business sale up a gear, favours IPO and trade sale track

Chief executive Miles Hurrell says there's 'significant' interest.

Collaboration not competition: Concern raised at after-hours healthcare tender process

Some local clinics are critical of Te Whatu Ora's tender process for a gap in services.

Alice Soper: Why grassroots rugby is losing female coaches

OPINION: With the Ako Wāhine programme repurposed, where will our women grow?

Dating after divorce: Is it time to get back out there?

Sex therapist's advice on healing after heartbreak, rebuilding self-esteem, dating again.

Auckland beachfront restaurant in liquidation – what went wrong?

Renowned chef Scott Denning puts his Mission Bay restaurant into liquidation.

Milestone for gated hillside housing development near Hastings

The subdivision boasts 'spectacular' views atop Roy's Hill.

Talking about death with the love of your life is devastating, but I’m so grateful I did

Telegraph: Crucial donations of blood meant our sons will now remember their dad.

Smile, flatter and barter: How the world is prepping for Trump part II

New York Times: Foreign leaders rush, once again, to ingratiate themselves with Trump.

Sistema proposes to cut more than 100 jobs in Auckland factory

Workers are distraught, with roughly a quarter at the factory set to lose jobs.

Editorial: Remembering our old soldiers has never been more important

OPINION: Today marks 106 years since the end of World War I.

Letters: All Blacks' win as underdogs; meddling in medical school selection

OPINION: 'I wonder if World Rugby knows about this interpretation or rule change?'

‘Open for business’: East coast sounds call for tourists this summer

Small businesses across the East Coast say they are ready for a return to the summer boom.

Audrey Young: Opposition party power rankings – the top 10

OPINION: Some former Government MPs seem invigorated by being in Opposition.

Opinion: I’ve lived with ADHD and autism all my life. This is what it’s like to have both

Telegraph: Autism and ADHD often go hand-in-hand.

Kiwi timelapse firm rakes in Series A millions, tools up with AI

A Christchurch start-up partners with North America's largest independent home builder.

Would legalising cannabis lead to a reduction in substance-related harm? A new study's ‘tantalising prospect’

Alcohol is on average more harmful than cannabis. Would legalising it reduce overall harm?

Opinion: Why 10-year horizons make shares more predictable

Shares are more predictable long-term; 97% of 10yr returns are positive writes Mark Lister

Competition risks in 'super-peak' electricity hedging contracts

The Electricity Authority warns that a section of the market is neither deep nor liquid.