Health systems and employers count economic cost of long Covid
Financial Times: Long Covid is exerting a silent drag on work and health.
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Westpac NZ CEO cites tense geopolitical environment adding to uncertainty.
Letters: The unfortunate truth about rugby and headgear
OPINION: 'Helmets are next to useless in preventing traumatic brain injury.'
Disability ministry didn't warn of funding changes because of concern about last-minute spend-up
Newly released documents shed light on the leadup to the shock funding changes in March.
Baby Reindeer: What to know about the true-ish Netflix hit
New York Times: The mini-series has viewers wondering how much of it is real.
80-plus and still firing on all cylinders: A peek inside the brains of ‘super-agers’
NY Times: New research explores why some octogenarians have exceptional memories.
Market close: Tourism Holdings, Spark downgrades sink sharemarket
Another company announced it plans to raise capital as CEO leaves.
First XV wrap: Botany Downs making their mark in 1A debut campaign
The school only opened in 2004 but are now in the big time. And the Grammar derby looms.
Israel, Gaza and the law on starvation in war
New York Times: According to the law, what constitutes a war crime?
‘I got engaged three times – before finally realising I was asexual’
Telegraph: For years, Ian Oliver thought he was just bad at relationships.
End of the conflict: TVNZ chair to step down as NZ Film Commission chair
The minister will meet Alastair Carruthers in his capacity as TVNZ chair in coming days.
Rishi Sunak’s dismal task: Leading UK Conservatives to likely defeat
New York Times: After 14 years, Britain's voters appear hungry for change.
Hydrofoil bike maker Manta5 up for urgent sale
The Torpedo7 founders' start-up takes a spill.
Trump v Biden: Who is winning with six months to go?
Financial Times: Despite Trump's legal troubles, the US election is on a knife edge.
'The sales team don't have email?': One man's journey into the dark heart of NZ's telcos
OPINION: Greg Bruce's attempts to buy a new phone are not helped by NZ's telcos.
Israel votes to shut down Al Jazeera’s operations in the country
New York Times: Netanyahu accused Al Jazeera of harming security and inciting violence.
Thousands of Americans believe Covid vaccines harmed them. Is anyone listening?
NY Times: Some scientists fear that patients with real injuries are being denied help.
I never used to be a hippie – then I tried raising a zero-waste child
OPINION: Having a child changed me to someone more aware of the environment.
Opinion: Elon Musk shows us that moral binaries are of little use
Financial Times: Working out wrong from right is not as easy as many people think.
Shell sold millions of ‘phantom’ carbon credits
Financial Times: Scheme let Shell register credits equal to twice volume of CO2 captured.
Gregor Paul: Will an All Blacks captain please stand up
OPINION: The test season is nearing without a clear candidate for coach Scott Robertson.
'Common sense finally': Bid to lift building height limits in Mount Maunganui hits hurdle
A decision will be made by Tauranga City Council commissioners on May 20.
Air New Zealand longhaul fleet faces years of disruption
Airlines around the world faced with delays in repairing planes and getting new ones.
Coffee price surge: Dutch multinational reaps profits from NZ consumers
Why you're paying more for your latte and who's making the profit.
Fonterra pulled up for not delivering anticipated information to shareholders
Fonterra is expected to deliver on commitments, says shareholder council.
Editorial: How politicians can prove they're worth what we pay them
OPINION: It was once commonly accepted one shouldn't talk about money in polite company.
Letters: Phonics isn't the only way to teach reading
OPINION: 'The delight on a child's face when they 'get it' is rewarding.'
Inside Auckland’s train month of hell: Former transport boss's ‘incredulous’ texts to Mayor's office, AT exec confusion
'KiwiRail IT can just login to safety critical signaling system, and muck around.'
NZ bonds yields edge up before Budget
Government bond yields are high before this month's Budget.
Opinion: ‘Politics has been likened to war without guns’ - why rules in politics still matter
OPINION: It is the rules that stop politics descending into war with guns.
Rob Rattenbury: Fishing is an age-old human activity
Rods, lines, reels, bait, waders, nets, boats. The list is long for the keen fisherperson.
William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia at Auckland Town Hall
Auckland Philharmonia’s Bach & Bruckner concert set off with a rare pleasure.
Financial case has not been made to lease Port of Auckland, says economist
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown agreed to commission the report after requests by councillors.
Soaring airfares: Air NZ happy 'to open the books' as political heat grows
Government not ruling out market study of domestic ticket prices.