Near Antarctica, saltier seas mean less ice, study finds
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PwC says sell: 59-unit partly built Du Val block up for sale
Government-appointed statutory managers PwC call in Colliers to quit an apartment project.
‘Needs to grow ... a bigger set of balls': BSA rejects complaint about Ryan Bridge's PM comment
A listener said the phrase was vulgar and disrespectful to the Prime Minister's office.
From Iran-Israel strikes to Russia’s war: How conflicts reshape air travel
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Advice: How can we get my ageing stepmother to cull her belongings?
New York Times: When helping feels like overstepping with elderly relatives.
How Pentagon cuts to data will leave hurricane forecasters in the dark
Data from three satellites will no longer be made publicly available by the end of July.
Plumbing World parent reports $8.2m loss as construction downturn hits revenue
It's the second loss in a row for the business after posting a $6.37m loss in 2024.
Why rugby fans can expect a deluge of cards: Gregor Paul
Officials won't use the laissez-faire style for July's tests.
Daron Parton’s cartoons: July 1 - 31
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Motel generation ends: Just 24 families in region still using them for emergency housing
It's made finding accommodation cheaper, but some single people are 'sleeping on streets'.
Why the French have the best sex in the world, by a Parisian sexologist
Telegraph: French women of all ages view pleasure as an essential, says Marie Morice.
Patrick Reynolds: What is a good model for Queen St?
OPINION: The busiest part of Queen St is now the car-free Te Komititanga Square.
For the future of water conservation, look to … Los Angeles?
NY Times: To be self-reliant, the city will still need to construct recycling plants.
Football sheikh also has ties to entrenched conflict zones
New York Times: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan heads UAE's push as a regional power.
Mysterious runestone turns up in Canadian forest
New York Times: After studying it, researchers hope the public might have information.
Editorial: Balancing US alliance and global peace
OPINION: America celebrates its 249th birthday this week.
Letters: July may be the perfect month to go sober
OPINION: Perhaps the police Eagle helicopter could use Ali and Anna's new helipad.
Peters opens door to part-privatisation of ferries, but doesn't want to walk through it
Cabinet has agreed to explore part-privatisation once the ferries arrive.
FBI sting: Kiwi gang member to face years in US prison, then 70 charges in NZ
Shane Ngakuru, 45, was a key distributor of ANOM network photos secretly controlled by FBI
The first rule in Trump’s Washington: Don’t write anything down
No one wants to put anything in writing anymore, federal workers said.
'Change their footprint': Kiwi start-up's plan to shave $1200 a year off household power bills
Basis plans to install over 50,000 smart panels globally in the next 24 months.
'I was in tears': Girls speak about being targeted by NZ predator posing as child online
The girls were targeted by a Wellington man posing as an 11-year-old girl online.
Tech Insider: Consumer NZ wants 3G phone refund; Council on Amazon site pause
Plus: Government names AI advisory panel. AWS NZ exec flips to opposition.
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New York Times: How one woman's viral journey is reshaping menopause conversations.
Market close: Primary sector spark on hope as NZX down 3.6% in first half
The New Zealand share market continues to lag other markets.
‘Utter garbage, lies’: Hobson’s Pledge and National’s 'wokest' minister clash over Treaty in schools
The minister says the claim is "based on complete and utter rubbish".
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Helping kids learn about life moves - through chess
New York Times: Susan Namangale passes on a love of chess to others across Malawi.