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Ginny Andersen: We have a major problem with family violence
OPINION: The Government is putting family violence in the 'too hard' basket.
Jenée Tibshraeny: What to look out for in today's Budget
How Finance Minister Nicola Willis will try to recalibrate the Government's books.
Simon Wilson: Five ways for Nicola Willis to make the Budget look good
OPINION: Some of the biggest things the Finance Minister could do would cost very little.
Revealed: Offensive personalised number plates cancelled by NZTA
Transport agency has reviewed its process to stop 'frivolous and vexatious' complaints.
Inside ‘Grande Dame's’ incredible rise, sad fall: Why Smith & Caughey’s is set to shut
Exclusive interview: ‘I hoped this wouldn’t come on my watch. It’s a sad day' – chairman.
Thomas Coughlan: The real Budget question - what's being cut to pay for it?
OPINION: Voters will ultimately judge whether it's worth it.
Market close: More pleasing company results but market little moved
The local index was slightly lower.
London moves to revive its reputation as a financial hub
New York Times: Fears grow that the city is losing its attractiveness for businesses.
‘We need change’: Sean Fitzpatrick backs calls for NZR to reform
Fitzpatrick sees parallels with the move to professionalism in rugby in the mid-1990s.
What do Fonterra's farmer-owners think of its third quarter results?
Watchdog council eyes pressure on business performance in Q4 as price relativities narrow.
Is night-time the right time? The pros and cons of exercising after 8pm
Evening exercise offers health benefits but requires careful planning.
Mainfreight says it ‘should have done better’, frets about Government’s intentions for rail
As signalled, results show more 'normalised' trading as freight rates and volumes fall.
OCR cuts sooner than expected? Business confidence slumps in May – why that's good news
'There’s still a long way to go, but any step in the right direction is welcome.'
Blood service strike: urgent hospital surgeries postponed; surgeons to warn ‘no guarantee of blood transfusion’
Patients told: "I cannot guarantee you will be able to receive a blood transfusion".
Inside Economics: Is excessive gloom making the recession worse? All the hot Budget 2024 takes
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
'Danger from every side': Palestinians search for safety as Israel pushes into Rafah
New York Times: Residents tell of horror as they flee deadly Israeli strikes.
Smith & Caughey’s closing: family company formed 124 years ago owns both store properties
Two Auckland stores are valued at $53.5 million but what happens to buildings is unknown.
Trump leans into an outlaw image as his criminal trial concludes
New York Times: Trump has increasingly aligned himself with people convicted of crimes.
All the key questions ahead of crucial NZ Rugby vote
Gregor Paul explains what this vote is really all about.
ADHD in women and girls: Signs, symptoms and treatment
Telegraph: The symptoms of ADHD in females can be very different from those in men.
If AI can do your job, maybe it can also replace your CEO
New York Times: Even executives believe executives are redundant in the late digital age.
Toyota bets on new line of combustion engines in challenge to Tesla
Financial Times: Toyota unveils new fuel-based technology to be used alongside batteries.
Xi Jinping calls for quality jobs for youth instead of ‘bitterness’
Financial Times: President prioritises new jobs year after he told youth to toughen up.
Opinion: Time for a tune-up as NZ's economic engine sputters
OPINION: Slides in rankings suggest the decline of our country's economic foundations.
Claire Trevett: Willis' game of good and bad numbers as Budget reckoning looms
OPINION: The Budget will be a tally of promises kept and broken.
Richard Prebble: 'Dire straits' - the key number to watch in Thursday's Budget
OPINION: The evidence indicates New Zealand has exceeded its peak taxation.
Letters: Pseudoephedrine fears for pharmacies, elderly migrants suffering in silence
OPINION: 'I anticipate a huge increase in ram raids and armed hold-ups.'
Public sector cuts: ‘No reprieve’ for staff as ministries signal 3-5 yrs of fiscal restraint
Some agencies expect years of fiscal restraint.
Gisborne artist's painting 'glowed on the wall'
Local talent spotlighted: Wray's portrait captivates at Wellington event.
Bird flu Q&A: A virologist answers your big questions
Bird flu is knocking on NZ's door. An expert tells us what we need to know about H5N1.
Explainer: Here’s how first changes to gun laws are supposed to increase public safety
Nicole McKee: 'People think if you belong to a club, you’re a Brenton Tarrant'.
The 20 best new crime thrillers to read this year
From Coben to Coles... we pick 20 criminally good new thrillers.
Market close: NZ stocks fall after mixed bag of company results
The New Zealand sharemarket drifted to a fall of more than half a per cent.