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The investment is 'significant and indicates the long-term commitment to New Zealand'.
Kiwis departing in record numbers but net migration gain remains high
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After stabbing rampage, Australia struggles with how and why
New York Times: The police have yet to determine a motive for Saturday’s attack.
Pressure mounts on US lawmakers to approve new aid for Israel
Financial Times: Call for vote on stalled funding package as Iran’s attack adds urgency.
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Rob Rattenbury: A truant of some repute
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The household products harming children outlined in hazardous substance briefing
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Jarrod Gilbert: When gangs do battle on the sports field
OPINION: The gangs have at numerous times turned sports fields into battlegrounds.
'Liars and thieves': Iwi boss hits out over emergency housing scammers
'We have to wade through their bullsh*t and end up wasting a lot of time'.
Lubrication business Emco brings high-end range to local clients
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How far has inflation fallen? Economists place their bets
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New SAS documents: Military lifts lid on elite combat unit
New document details NZSAS role with stories of the missions it carries out.
Letters: Why do we bother paying for an Auckland mayor; halve number of MPs
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Credit Union Auckland breaches Reserve Bank capital requirements, pitches merger to survive
Credit Union Auckland, skating on and under capital ratio requirements, proposes merger.
Finance boss: KiwiSaver employer contribution should be compulsory
Employers should have to contribute regardless of whether their workers do.
Former Wētā Digital effects specialists in legal fight over failed start-up
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Opinion: Why growing the family silver with the Auckland Future Fund is a good idea
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Janan Ganesh: The myth of the second chance
OPINION: The self-help industry suggests all mistakes in life are retrievable.
Tears and triumphs: Tolley on rebuilding Tauranga and what she'll do next
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5000 homes, new town hub, schools: Beachlands South rezoning approved
Around $2.5b of infrastructure is estimated to be needed to enable plans to proceed.
All Blacks on TikTok? How free-to-air sport offerings stack up
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Grocery commissioner on his fight to increase supermarket competition
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What midlife stress does to your brain and how to stop it spiralling
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You're wrong about Dargaville, there's more here than just Kai Iwi Lakes
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Letters: Teen rapist to pay victims $3000; too much trash on TV
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These young New Zealanders are joining some of the world's top universities.
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