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Mary Holm: How rental property would work with a capital gains tax
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Steven Joyce: Why New Zealand struggles with infrastructure compared to Australia
Bipartisanship is rising, but political swings hinder infrastructure reform.
'Hugely respected': Head detective on infamous Mr Asia drug case dies
Detective Brears Basham doggedly pursued Marty Johnstone and Terry Clark in the 1970s.
'Winston didn't want a 65-year-old larrikin': Shane Jones gets serious after talking-to
Shane Jones is playing the jester less as he goes about his politics
Opinion: Nicole Kidman knows exactly what she’s doing
New York Times opinion: She's everywhere at the moment. Is that really such a bad thing?
Market close: NZ stocks rise and another capital raise launched
The index finished a solid week’s work up 1.3%.
Patrick Phelps: A Green Party politician and a mining industry stooge walk out of a bar
OPINION: Those picking Remuera over Reefton, Wadestown over Westport shouldn't lecture.
Mood of the Boardroom: Is Barbara Edmonds a credible future Finance Minister?
Many business leaders rate the Opposition Finance Spokesperson highly.
New car sales on the road to recovery after September lift, EV's perk up
A third consecutive month of improved sales.
'Dangerous mindset': Air NZ promises call system changes after LinkedIn lashing
Elite customer details arduous 11-step process to get to talk to human being.
Appointed last year, now gone: Farro Fresh CEO Craig Williams
The retail business now has co-CEOs to continue its growth and expansion plans.
'Hardball', 'bullying': Google threatens to remove all links to NZ news content
News publishers have hit back at global tech giant, accusing it of 'corporate bullying'.
Liz O'Riordan: I’m a breast cancer surgeon and survivor – this is what I want women to know
OPINION: Some lifestyle choices affect your risk of breast cancer.
Apple’s AI is landing soon on iPhones. Here’s what it’s like
New York Times: Prepare to be impressed and unnerved.
In his darkest hour, Shihad's Jon Toogood doubted he’d get through. Here's what saved him
Since 2021, he's been through almost unbearable suffering. Now, he's telling the story.
From Foster to Robertson: Are the All Blacks truly rebuilding?
Gregor Paul breaks down the contrasts and comparisons between the two.
'Anxiety, sadness': Upheaval at TVNZ; Stuff cutting roles; Tui's new 'Yeah Right' billboards
Crunch time for huge outdoor ad contracts; Stripe boss sets up in LA - writer claims debt.
Middle East at war: 12 key moments
FT: Recent events are pushing the region towards the most dangerous crisis in decades.
The rise of adventure travel... with your grandparents
Your favourite travel companion might be old but they’re not out.
Oil surges after Joe Biden’s comments on Israeli retaliation
Financial Times: US officials expect a response measured enough to avoid escalation.
Made in Ponsonby: Suburb's most influential young entrepreneurs and socialites
It remains the place to be seen in Auckland among the “it” kids and well-heeled elite.
Tatua to the fore again in FY24 dairy payout
Bulk products revenue down but specialised divisions post highest result yet.
The West Wing at 25: A cultural touchstone for a new generation
New York Times: Creator Aaron Sorkin reflects on the political drama and its legacy.
Govt considered disestablishing Māori Crown Relations Office
It was decided to retain office as a departmental agency to "minimise disruption".
Transpower sees power constraints in 2025
Transpower says NZ's challenged electricity system is not out of the woods yet.
Matthew Hooton: The women who should be leading National and Labour
OPINION: Willis and Edmonds both show the substance today’s multiple crises demand,
Letters: David Seymour’s constant tinkering with education; time for nuclear power options
OPINION: 'NZ has to face the fact that this country is in a serious financial situation.'
Editorial: Rising business confidence exactly what New Zealand needs
OPINION: Business leaders show optimism but are still cautious.
Treasury changes investment rules for long-term thinking
A change to Treasury's investment rules will prioritise long-term public good investment.
Tolerating the office when it feels like high school
New York Times: How to stay cordial when your adult colleagues gossip like teenagers.
Stock Takes: A2 Milk's next move, Sir John Key's US lawsuit moves forward
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