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Liam Dann: Tax cut victory for Nicola Willis and reminder NZ is still a wealthy place
OPINION: A ratings agency endorses NZ's fiscal management and highlights household debt.
The Kiwis making millions from turning a popcorn maker into a home coffee roaster
Frustration over not being able to roast beans at home drove the innovation.
Diary of an abused wife: Victim reveals why she can't just leave
Their relationship started well - but then his controlling behaviour kicked in.
From rural marae to New York to Cabinet: Tama Potaka’s path to politics
Tama Potaka on where he stands on certain issues.
Editorial: ‘Gutted’ ambulance workers deserve better
OPINION: This week brought the first strikes by ambulance workers in NZ.
Letters: Parents need to pitch in on learning; guns and lobbyists
OPINION: 'It’s a parent’s responsibility to monitor screen time for little children.'
Shane Te Pou: Act's thinly-veiled attack on the Treaty
OPINION: It’s time that Karen Chhour took ownership of her actions.
Diana Clement: How ethical are your KiwiSaver investments?
OPINION: KiwiSaver funds have quietly invested in industries that cause significant harm.
The rise of baby-led weaning: Why parents are ditching purées for solids
New York Times: A growing number of parents are skipping spoon-feeding their babies.
Paul Lewis: Are challengers deliberately racing poorly against Team NZ?
OPINION: There had been some earlier rumours in yachting-land.
Binge-watching this weekend? Here’s a short workout you can do in a chair
New York Times: How to build strength with a few simple, seated exercises.
'The system can’t be wrong, what have you done' and other stories about how AI is ruining lives
The author of a new book on AI says it is 'too important to be left to technologists'.
Buying art? The smart money is on these NZ women artists
Art market shift: Female artists' works surge in value and recognition.
Steve Braunias: On four weeks at the Polkinghorne trial
OPINION: The most controversial case he's written about? No. But it is the most Auckland.
12-year-old from tiny town given lead role in Taika-produced film after auditioning as a 'joke'
All eyes at this year’s NZ Film Festival will be on Wairoa girl Manaia Hall.
Why this Bay couple decided to turn two containers into a home
'It’s the simplest, most lovely way to live.'
Winter weekend watch list: The 100 greatest movies of all time
Telegraph: Comedy, drama, romance, horror, sci-fi - film critic Robbie Collin's top picks.
Letters: Oranga Tamariki’s profound lack of empathy; rugby’s tall poppy problem
OPINION: 'Tall poppy syndrome is a sad indictment of NZ society.'
Steven Joyce: Long-term central and local govt partnerships key to getting infrastructure built
OPINION: Building assets with lives of 30 years is tough when political lives are three.
Mary Holm: Whatever happened to the $20m Lotto winner?
The story didn't end well for everyone. Expert on what you should do with winnings.
Claire Trevett: Luxon's message to councils and banks was merciless, but great politics
OPINION: Luxon did not bother to sugarcoat it.
Dilworth’s bill for historic abuse climbs to $55m
Private school, rocked by historic abuse allegations increase, redress provision by $11m.
‘We didn’t know if he was going to survive’: What’s behind the rise in dog attacks?
An alarming rise in dog attacks has left experts and advocates searching for answers.
'Tone deaf': CAA director's email leaked after toxic workplace culture claims
Email sent to staff after whistleblower allegations has been leaked to the Herald.
Former CAA worker reveals why he quit
The former employee spoke to Michael Morrah after CAA alleged insiders a “toxic undercurrent” at the agency where staff concerns were downplayed or dismissed. Video | Carson Bluck
Editorial: Why Leon MacDonald's All Blacks departure was the best option
OPINION: The decision to split was thbest option for assistant whose views did not fit in.
Sewage trucked away from hundreds of Auckland homes with no proper connection
Summer is potentially going to be really smelly, one homeowner says.
Survival suits, whole pigs and fine wine: How Costco hijacked the American psyche
New York Times: Nearly one-third of US customers shop at Costco.
Steve Braunias: Polkinghorne and a love story gone bad
OPINION: Steve Braunias on the heartbreak and longing behind the murder trial.
Market close: NZ shares snap decline as F&P Healthcare surges
Fletcher Building and Spark slide but the market has broken a four-day downturn.
'Suspended' - building work on NZ's tallest apartment tower
Dispute between China Construction and developer Shundi Customs: Work suspended.
When Judi Dench met Vin Diesel: The great actors slumming it in terrible films
Telegraph: Dame Judi Dench is hardly the first distinguished actor to end up in the trash.