The BBC journo who was shot by terrorists six times - and survived
Times: In June 2004, Frank Gardner the storyteller became the story himself.
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Terrifying log from Titan sub’s last dive declared a fake
New York Times: The transcript made the sub's passengers 'look like they were panicking'.
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New York Times: Could building a new plane help the company regain ground?
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Wynyard Quarter’s broken footbridge: Eke Panuku looks at temporary water-level pontoon
21 businesses are awaiting Eke Panuku's response, due at the end of the week.
First XV rugby wrap: King’s College making their case; should media-shy schools be playing at Eden Park?
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Why Tesla shareholder vote won’t be the end of Elon Musk’s fight
Financial Times: Dispute over CEO’s record pay package has rattled the corporate bar.
Simon Wilson: Act, Paul Henry, Shane Jones and the March for Nature
OPINION: Good governance requires more than preaching to the choir.
Apple doesn't fall far from the tree for Young Grower of the Year
'I grew up in horticulture on my family’s orchards.'
Opinion: Lock stocks and two smoking priorities for All Blacks
Analysis: The All Blacks' selection panel faces tough calls ahead of the squad naming.
Editorial: Te Pāti Māori's self-referral for a police investigation forces Government's hand
OPINION: When Te Pāti Māori referred itself to the police, it left no other options.
Paul Henry: Stuff will rue 6pm TV news deal; Top ad agency cuts roles; Burr's new job
Stuff parts ways with TVNZ but hires Lloyd Burr; Beacons Awards finalists named.
Opinion: NZ has a GP crisis - nurse practitioners can help meet the demand
OPINION: Medical centres around NZ are on the verge of collapse - so what can we do?
After the ban: Will big energy players return?
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'Gobsmacked': Nearly $1m spent on consultants to investigate long tunnel
The Minister of Transport says a further $550k could be needed to investigate the tunnel.
Dan Radcliffe, Castlerock pick up HQ Travel stake
Australasian investment firm Mercury Capital has exited, selling its 71 per cent stake.
Property Insider: Quay Park leasehold fee spiral fear; Precinct Properties’ apartment push
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PM says low- and middle-income Kiwis get 'emphasis' of tax package, Treasury figures say the opposite
About 130,000 households receive nothing from the package and 8000 are slightly worse off.
Letters: Environmental protests won't pay the bills
OPINION: 'If we mine the land, it will heal, just as it has in the past.'
Steve Braunias: Watson's appeal, the state's power and fact v outrageous fiction
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Drug case arrests after alleged burglary at Auckland narcotics disposal facility
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Now playing: The press tour (shh, it’s better than the movie)
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Market close: Dose of reality as investors await US rate cut call
The New Zealand sharemarket recorded its third successive fall.
It called itself a yoga school. Prosecutors say it was a sex cult
New York Times: 'Cults exist here, but we’ve never seen one that operated at this level.'
How to be a cheapskate in Monterey Bay, California
The best things in life are free, or budget-friendly at the very least.
Boeing woes weigh on credit rating as spectre of junk status looms
Financial Times: Weak aeroplane delivery figures this week could deliver another blow.
Watch: First look inside $250m 41-level Hotel Indigo Auckland and apartments above
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In EU elections, the centre holds, but the far right still wreaks havoc
New York Times: EU voters delivered strong gains to anti-immigrant, nationalist parties.
A small American bomb is killing Palestinians by the dozen in the Gaza Strip
New York Times: The GBU-39 was used in two recent mass-casualty events.
White Island Tours declares insolvency, liquidators appointed
Company struggled to raise money to pay a fine after eruption tragedy.