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'Grit their teeth': Sweeney on Dubliners living on proposed MetroLink route

'I would have preferred to stay in New Zealand,' says Sweeney.

A family of six was swept away. Now relatives wait and hope

The survivor was pulled 25km down the river for six hours, through three dams.

Why former SkyCity execs are being sued for breach of duties

Suit claims former staff and a director are responsible for multimillion-dollar fines.

What makes someone cool? These six traits it seems

New York Times: Global study uncovers universal traits of coolness.

I thought my stitch was from over-exercising. It turned out to be cancer

Telegraph: Early diagnosis saw 58-year-old Andy Rushton beat the odds.

Costly vacancy: $2.2m bill for early end to Labour's Three Waters lease

DIA's Sale St office housed the Three Waters programme until March 2024.

Alex Powell: What does Red Bull’s Verstappen problem mean for Lawson?

OPINION: What we learned from the British Grand Prix.

Lost wedding ring found 15 years later at Christmas tree farm

The owner was shocked to receive a call about the ring after so many years.

Richard Dale’s cartoon: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Richard Dale shares his view on current events.

On The Up: From fishing shows to first aid - Parachute First Aid's unique journey

Kate Mounter on her first aid kit business Parachute First Aid.

Council reform: The Wayne Brown way has arrived

Auckland Council has a new development office and has taken direct control of planning.

Exclusive: Finance Minister eyeing tax settings ahead of potential election-year changes

A 'wide range of options' is now under consideration.

Economists divided over Reserve Bank's next OCR call

Slow growth and sticky inflation are key issues.

Cold war: Will great power rivalries eventually reach Antarctica?

New York Times: Some observers see potential for future military risks.

Balancing power: What the employment law changes mean for you

Comment: Employees earning over $180,000 lose the right to claim unjustified dismissal.

Should stealing kids be protected from citizen’s arrest? Child welfare watchdog airs concerns

Chief Children’s Commissioner says children should be free from 'all forms of violence'.

Letters: When travelling, do not rely on the good faith and help of strangers

OPINION: I’m amazed that New Zealand paid $29 million towards a satellite.

Editorial: Anti-expert rhetoric needs to stop

OPINION: Would you take the advice of a master plumber or your husband for a leaky pipe?