The lethal risk of seeking food in Gaza
New York Times: There are signs food is somewhat more available after month of aid flows.
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New York Times: Tanner Martin documented his cancer journey for thousands online.
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Clive Woodward appointed PR guru Alastair Campbell for the 2005 Lions tour.
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L’Oréal’s NZ sales hit $180m in 2024, commanding 26% of the beauty market.
Fireball appears to explode over southeastern US
American Meteor Society received nearly 150 reports, most from Georgia and South Carolina.
Iran's nuclear programme: Amid claims, here's what's known so far
New York Times: The full extent of the damage, being assessed by spy agencies, is unclear.
How to not get SAD this winter
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'Struggle' - TV series producers on problems filming around Queenstown
Brad Pitt just visited but film-makers tell how hard it is to make shows in Queenstown.
Why the new $100m Pak'nSave faces unique construction challenges
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Stock Takes: Why NZ's sharemarket is falling behind global counterparts
The New Zealand sharemarket has fallen 5% in the first half, while others have gained.
Italy is a magnet for weddings - and not just starry ones in Venice
New York Times: Wedding tourists are seeking more out-of-the-way towns in the country.
Top Auckland chef's tiny cut nearly fatal, warns other 'Kiwi blokes' of risks
Doctors told Phil Clark: 'You're about an hour away from losing your thumb or your life.'
Why powerful pro-Tehran militias in Iraq stayed quiet amid Iran conflict
US and Iranian interests both exist in Iraq, which is an economic lifeline for Tehran.
Scientists retrace 30,000-year-old sea voyage, in a hollowed-out log
New York Times: A 45-hour journey took the team from eastern Taiwan to Yonaguni Island.
'More than a game': What the future holds for Moana Pasifika
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Letters: In our most vulnerable moments, the best of us can still shine through
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Unpredictable Trump: US strike has given China more to think about
NYT analysis: US leader is a wild card for China in scenarios of how the US would respond.
Opinion: MPs mourn Takutai Tarsh Kemp – what happens next and who might take her seat
OPINION: There’s a lot on the line for Te Pāti Māori.
I’m 49, childless and haven’t had sex for five years. I’ve never been happier
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Summer shifts: The northern heat now arrives early and leaves late
'There is definitely an extension of the summer period into the shoulder months.'
Matthew Hooton: Why Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
OPINION: Hate him for everything else, but there’s no doubt he's made the world safer.
Mamdani’s success spotlights deepening divide in US Jewish community
New York Times: Pro-Israel Jewish people have long been a bedrock of Democratic coalition.
Opinion: We must balance our cruise tourism economy with biosecurity
Nearly 90% of exotic marine species arrived on international vessels.
In Alabama, a social media influencer really gets wild
New York Times: 'I was a deer hunter, forester, Southern man posting about flowers.'
Editorial: Local government reform could mean reshaping, not ditching, regional councils
OPINION: Shane Jones argued there's no compelling case for regional councils. Is he right?
Market close: Fonterra leads NZ sharemarket rise
The NZX 50 rose by 0.15% to 12,480.05 as Fonterra performed strongly.
Why is everybody ‘crashing out’?
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