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The satellite spectrum battle that could shape the new space economy
Financial Times: Elon Musk’s SpaceX is pushing to loosen limits on transmissions.
Opinion: Family dinner in front of a screen is not the end the world
OPINION: 'In the 80s, it was an artefact barely holding its own against the 6pm news.'
Beauden Barrett’s second wind: The All Blacks star’s road to 2027
The All Blacks star speaks out.
Japan for kids: Pikachu is just the start for keeping children busy
Six must-do stops for families visiting Japan.
Farro Fresh to open new store in Auckland's CBD
The central city opening marks a few firsts for the upmarket supermarket.
From Takapuna to Hollywood: Rose Carlyle's journey from hermit to best-selling thriller author
Her new novel, No One Will Know, explores motherhood, illegal adoption, and dark secrets.
Website 'glitch': 1800 Air NZ domestic, international fares mistakenly sold for as little as $8
Airline apologises but won’t honour basement prices - what are consumers’ rights?
Gregor Paul: Why does Cane not get the respect he deserves?
OPINION: The former captain has never received the same love as his predecessors.
'It's not his money': The hunt for Pauline Hanna's will
Bruce Hanna says Philip Polkinghorne shouldn't get his dead wife's money
Mary Holm: How a student loan eats into your borrowing power
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Bruce Cotterill: Luxon’s growth strategy vs Hipkins’ tax plans
OPINION: One proposes expanding the tax base while the other champions global investment.
Branching out: Mighty Ape taps travel market
New vertical diversifies revenue as traditional business hits speed bumps.
Fran O’Sullivan: How do we get China in the door?
OPINION: Hurdles faced by Chinese firms and tourists are hampering bilateral relations.
Claire Trevett: Willis and Seymour tackle the evils of staying at home
Climate strikes and teacher-only days are no excuses for missing school, Seymour says.
Letters: Working from home and nanny state meddling
OPINION: 'Bosses who can trust their staff will be rewarded.'
'Can't buy love': The women going 'dateless' on NZ matchmaking service
Female customers say they've paid $700 or more, but remain dateless.
Police seize Comancheros' $3.8m mansion where gangster's wife lived
Five-bedroom, three-bathroom property in Half Moon Bay recently sold at mortgagee sale.
Editorial: Lawson's raw talent has beaten the odds to secure his F1 chance
Kiwi driver has not had advantages of his rivals.
They’ve got a plan to fight global warming. It could alter the oceans
New York Times: A new startup has a plan to remove carbon dioxide from rivers.
Market close: A2 Milk trading halt brings late excitement as stocks end lower
A2 Milk went into a trading halt as it finalises a potential acquisition.
Melanie Hamrick: Mick Jagger’s girlfriend on her new bonkbuster
Times: The Rolling Stone gave feedback for his girlfriend's ballet-based romance novel.
Should everyone earn their pay rise?
Financial Times: And why the Baumol effect is a useful rebuttal.
Mark Zuckerberg offers ‘glimpse of the future’ with live-translation smart glasses
Meta’s Orion glasses will display holograms, include a chatbot voiced by Dame Judi Dench.
Opinion: For Liam Lawson, the hard work starts now
OPINION: High-profile F1 team has a history of tough treatment for drivers.
Intueri Education Group and shareholders settle class action
The case was brought after the NZX-listed company collapsed.
The foods that fight inflammation
New York Times: Chronic inflammation can be a silent killer, but your diet can help.
A pygmy hippo is stealing hearts (and biting zookeepers)
New York Times: How a hippo became a global sensation.
Cheap flights and deleted texts: 10 takeaways from the New York Mayor indictment
New York Times: Indictment includes revelations that range from amusing to horrifying.
The rise of male sex toys: How technology is removing the stigma and increasing the pleasure
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Will AI be a bust? A Wall Street sceptic rings the alarm
NYT: Concern that building too much of what the world doesn’t need “typically ends badly".
NZ's fastest-growing region Waikato to have another go at creating a lasting economic growth engine
Business case and operating model work under way.