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Gregor Paul: NZ Rugby’s murky sponsorship with Ineos ending as it began
A partnership with a petrochemical giant was always an odd fit for NZ Rugby.
10 habits to keep your brain young
Telegraph: It’s never too late to build a more resilient brain and body.
Politicians to grill bank bosses again; ASB CEO happy to ‘get the facts on the table’
ASB's half year profit rises by 2% to $763m.
TV shake-up: Plans for a new regulator, funding agency and demands on Netflix, streamers to pay for more NZ content
New document also reveals plans for an overhaul of media regulation and funding agencies.
Why Chorus is doubling the speed of your internet
And where your new bottleneck could emerge.
Elon Musk’s business empire scores benefits under Trump shake-up
New York Times: Trump's return is reshaping regulatory challenges for Musk.
The three heart conditions that raise your dementia risk – and how to protect against them
Telegraph: Looking after your heart could be the key to keeping your memory sharp.
FTN Motion reveals new upgraded electric motorbike
The new electric motorbike can reach speeds of 80km/h and has an estimated range of 140km.
Paul Lewis: Ineos v NZ Rugby and the shifting sponsorship dollar
OPINION: Why does Ineos invest so heavily in professional sport?
Trump’s media crackdown echoes Nixon’s Watergate-era tactics
NYT: Trump's heavy-handed approach has hallmarks of attempted crackdown 50 years ago.
How to make long-distance love work: A guide for Kiwi couples
Kiwi sex therapist Michelle Kasey's top tips for managing a long-distance relationship.
Gisele Pelicot may not be her husband’s first victim, police say
NYT: Pelicot was convicted of drugging his wife and inviting strangers to rape her.
Inside Economics: The return of ‘voodoo economics’ - do lower taxes generate more revenue?
Liam Dann takes a deeper look at the logic behind low tax regimes and the options for NZ .
‘Look up and play’: New freedom for Crusaders could win fans – and games
New attack coach keen to unleash his strike weapons as season opener nears.
'Sacred': Talley's fights to uncover secret sources used in TVNZ news investigation
TVNZ lawyers says the protection of confidential sources is sacred and vital.
Wellington port gets NZ's first private 5G network - built by iwi
Iwi firm's boss on his next targets.
72-hour benders, wild spending and sleeping with the wrong people – the reality of living with bipolar
Telegraph: 'I would buy strangers shots and fork out $1200 on concert tickets.'
Richard Prebble: AI could save billions lost to fraud in NZ govt payments
OPINION: Coalition government needs to take a leaf out of Trump's book and move faster.
Mike Lee: Behind the scenes of council's flawed decision to evict speedway from Western Springs
OPINION: The decision was one thing, how it was reached is even more troubling.
Simon Wilson: A few ideas to help Christopher Luxon 'go for growth'
OPINION: Economic plans should address wider social goals or they won't work.
New Zealand's oldest and most expensive private school is celebrating 175 years
The Herald took a look around the Canterbury institution with former student and current tour guide, 84-year-old Derek Banks. Video / Derek Banks
Why Ngāi Tahu is seeking greater control of water in crucial court case
Ngāi Tahu wants court to rule on its rangatiratanga.
Kiwi summer spending lifts as cultural habits change
The data from Kiwibank shows Kiwis spent more on experiences than retail products.
What does $56k-a-year get you? Inside NZ’s most expensive private school
Mike Thorpe gets a tour of Christ's College ahead of 175th anniversary events.
Letters: The folly of foreign investment
OPINION: 'This is madness on a grand scale.'
Market close: NZ stocks make small gain as reporting season kicks off
Vulcan Steel kicked off the reporting season on a disappointing note.
Liquidators take over Medical Kiwi’s marijuana stock: save some, shred some, there’s even a puff of smoke
Kitty litter blend and a police escort marks the wind up of marijuana company Medical Kiwi
I let ChatGPT’s new ‘agent’ manage my life. It spent $54 on a dozen eggs
Eggs are a low-stakes failure. What if it's my thermostat or car in future?
Neighbour opposing apartment block wins concession from Metlifecare
'I will need to either purchase privacy blinds or live in my bedroom,' the neighbour said.
I realised I had ADHD at 42 when my son was diagnosed
Telegraph: After her son's diagnosis, Margot recognised behaviours from her childhood.
Nonstop quakes leave a tourist island empty and its residents on edge
New York Times: More than 13,000 of Santorini's 15,500 inhabitants have left.