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Richard Prebble: Is ACC still affordable in its current state?
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Government's Regulatory Standards Bill to cost $20m per year
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Trump’s new position on the war in Ukraine: Not my problem
New York Times: Trump seems to have backed off joining a push for new sanctions.
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Opinion: Five rules every woman with ADHD should know
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Winners and losers: Panel recommends new Hawke's Bay housing projects, casts others aside
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Lawyer Linda Clark takes leave from TVNZ board over former top cop's media injunction
TVNZ may yet join media firms in fighting injunction that was sought and won by Clark.
Why failure to compromise on Te Pāti Māori MPs' punishment bodes ill for Parliament
OPINION: Someone in Parliament needs to step up and find a compromise.
Editorial: We can't afford compromised bowel cancer screening
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From Ikea to Kmart: The biggest building projects taking shape in Auckland
Huge new retail outlets opening this year and next are set to change Auckland's shops.
Letters: New event 'pointless bravado at best, sheer stupidity at worst'
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Marama Davidson: Budget needs to fund communities, not corporate greed
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Moana Pasifika set to lose another star as Chiefs eye top talent
Moana Pasifika are set to lose another player to a New Zealand franchise.
Market close: NZX50 closes flat
Serko shares tumbled nearly 8% after the firm disclosed an impairment.
Marty Verry: Green building pledge could trigger $1.5b of investment
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Simon Wilson: Obey the rules, Government tells Te Pāti Māori, but what about pay equity rules?
OPINION: Rules can be used against those without power.
Opinion: Porn is bad for us. Why won't anybody say so?
New York Times: Progressives, especially, seem unwilling to acknowledge the evidence.
First XV rugby shake-up: South Island boys' schools plot breakaway competition
Co-ed schools like St Andrew's College and Rangiora High are excluded from the proposal.
Rich-lister wants to demolish iconic Auckland boatshed
Only viable option to address flooding: Build new boatshed at higher level – application.
Ministrokes can have major consequences. Here's how to spot one – and what to do next
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Democrats pause their anger at Biden over 2024 but have new questions
New York Times: Democrats had been examining the championing Biden's re-election bid.
Two private equity firms reportedly circling Spark
Some analysts say the stock is oversold.
On The Up: AI disruptors – meet the Kiwis using new tech to boost their businesses and lead the way
We sound out some New Zealanders who have taken AI by the scruff of the neck.
'A great bond': The inside story of Auckland FC's dramatic playoff win
Michael Burgess recounts a memorable weekend in Melbourne for Auckland FC.
On The Up: The 'iconic' Mount Maunganui building getting 'a makeover'
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