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Laura Maxwell leaves for Australia after just over a year in the CEO role.
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'Having a performer of this calibre play at Eden Park was a huge win for Auckland.'
Paul Lewis: Why All Blacks' loose forwards are failing to impress
OPINION: The All Blacks need to rethink their loose forward selection.
Audrey Young: Government on track for post-Olympic policy sprint
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Dr Bryce Wilkinson: What links the GP shortage and skyrocketing power prices?
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Mpox declared global health emergency: What to know about the disease
New York Times: WHO urges action on rapidly spreading mpox epidemic in Africa.
Green buildings make money for landlords and tenants - landmark new report
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Apple to open up tap-to-pay technology to other developers
Financial Times: Chip that powers Pay and Wallet apps will be accessible — for a fee.
Why Trump keeps talking about fictional serial killer Hannibal Lecter
Trump’s references to the fictional serial killer are consistent and nonsensical.
Divorced by 30: Three Kiwi women on how it feels to be a young divorcee
Three women share their stories of what happens when a marriage falls apart.
Double standard? Ministry vacated staff from one quake risk building, left school kids in another
Ministry of Education is under fire from Wellington Girls' College as kids work from home.
California bill to regulate AI causes alarm in Silicon Valley
New York Times: "We shouldn’t try to put an off switch on a kitchen knife."
Angela Meyer: The 10 questions women should be asking about their investments
OPINION: The financial system still leaves women on the fringes.
'He would have known his career was over': Shock after NZ pilot's fatal chopper crash
The 23-year-old Kiwi unlawfully took helicopter and crashed into Cairns hotel building.
Sports Insider: Olympics' golden glow puts All Blacks in the shade
The days of sitting smugly on the mountain peering down at inferior also-rans are over.
Editorial: Price of supermarket fruit and vegetables at crisis point
OPINION: When a single tomato costs $3, something has got to give.
Steve Braunias: Sex and ghouls at the Philip Polkinghorne murder trial
OPINION: Claims of strangulation, sex and suicide notes.
Qantas doubles down on Auckland-New York route as New Zealand push deepens
Australian airline will have double the frequency of Air NZ on flagship route.
Letters: Culture a key part of New Zealand's Olympic success
OPINION: 'Chef de Mission Nigel Avery and his staff should be congratulated.'
Do you regret having children? The women coming clean
Times: How some “regretful parents” say they have finally found a voice.
After 23 years in Las Vegas, Jason Walbridge returns as new SkyCity chief executive
Proud Kiwi and gaming specialist who served five years in the New Zealand Army.
Why John Mulaney is conspicuously absent from Anna Marie Tendler's memoir
Times: Memoir details stay in psychiatric hospital after famous comedian husband left her.
NZ stocks celebrate OCR cut with 2% gain
The market has given its verdict on the Reserve Bank's cut in the Official Cash Rate.
Market close: NZX50 surges as Reserve Bank takes handbrake off economy
The local stock market enjoyed broad-based gains.
Saving Australian crocodiles by yucking their yum
New York Times: Crocs getting a dose of nonlethal food poisoning to adjust behaviour.
Liam Dann: Rate cut signals victory in inflation war
Despite debate about grim May forecasts, the RBNZ looks to have landed in the right place.
BMI's brutal prediction for NZ EV sales
The market analysis firm also sees longer-term positive trends.
Tourism NZ looking to the stars to boost sagging visitor industry
Food part of push to make this country a winter destination.
Why, exactly, are ultra-processed foods so hard to resist? This study is trying to find out
NY Times: Why is it so easy to overeat so many ultra-processed foods?
ASB's profit comes off its peak, CEO’s pay package jumps
CEO Vittoria Shortt denies the bank's resilience is a reflection of risk aversion.
Auckland family in dock in $8.6m mortgage and investment fraud case
Two Peters family members flee NZ; SFO seeks justice in fraud case.
Teri Hatcher: ‘Matthew Perry and I were both kicked off the same dating app’
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