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'Time to go well beyond sorry': What NZ churches have to do after abuse in care report
A survivor abused by four clergymen believes churches can change - but are not there yet.
Mikey Madison just wanted to break out of her shell. Then came Anora
NYT: Soft-spoken actress is winning raves for her turn as a feisty sex worker in Anora.
Was the Trump election a setback for women? Even women do not agree
New York Times: With his history of sexism, why did so many women back Trump over Harris?
Letters: Treaty bill a destructive waste of time; MPs' haka childish behaviour
OPINION: 'We must firmly reject this ignorant and racist Treaty Principles Bill.'
Claire Trevett: National gets spooked as David Seymour plays a blinder on Treaty Principles Bill
OPINION: National has moved to try to reassure its base as pressure grows on Treaty Bill.
Fran O'Sullivan: Trump’s tariffs loom over Apec as leaders meet in Lima
OPINION: NZ Prime Minister needs to make the most of meeting Chinese President.
Kiwi women share their shocking discoveries of partner's affairs
Three women recall the moment they found their partner was cheating.
Mary Holm: Paying higher KiwiSaver fees doesn’t guarantee better returns
OPINION: It's not like buying a car, coat or a catamaran.
The Kiwi landscaping business sold to a Japanese billionaire investor
Scott Humphreys started the company with a wheelbarrow and a station wagon.
Simon Wilson: Why shouldn't we have a Xmas tree to rival Rio, New York or Murano?
OPINION: Behind the scenes in Auckland this week.
Steven Joyce: What NZ can learn from Trump 2.0
OPINION: Nativism and isolationism are proving enduringly popular in America.
A tale of two journeys: Divided roads highlight West Bank inequality
NY Times: Separate roads for Israelis and Palestinians highlight West Bank inequality.
Market close: NZ stocks end choppy week with decline
Meanwhile, the post-election rally cooled in the United States.
Lessons, big and small, from growing out my grey hair
New York Times: It turns out going silver comes with its own growing pains.
Our daughter is having an affair with a married man. How do we stop it?
New York Times: What to do if you don’t agree with behaviour from your adult child.
Jerome Powell says Federal Reserve in no ‘hurry’ to lower interest rates further
Financial Times: Central bank chair warns path to reduction in inflation will be ‘bumpy’.
Gregor Paul: Why Beauden Barrett got the nod over Damian McKenzie
OPINION: A high-impact punch in the closing stages appears crucial in selection.
Watch: How Air NZ is building one of the world's biggest wooden hangars
Work on one of the biggest wooden hangars in the world is back on track.
Can crosswords and games prevent dementia?
New York Times: Experts say the answer is a puzzle.
Empty office sale to bring pre-Christmas shareholder cheer
Company has ditched plans to add three extra levels to the building above Fanshawe St.
The Onion to acquire Infowars out of bankruptcy
Financial Times: Satirical website wins auction for media business.
TV sports hosts in jobs shake-up; TVNZ senior exec joins hīkoi; Podcast blooper – 8yo snags PM
NZME's drastic newspaper cuts as Govt dithers on new legislation; Top PR firm sold.
Advertisers set to return to X as they seek favour with Musk and Trump
Financial Times: Musk’s support for Trump is set to boost X’s flagging business.
Editorial: Is Air New Zealand's latest safety video a slam dunk?
OPINION: Another airline has been praised for a different route – a no-nonsense approach.
'Easy sales are not there any more' - liquidator of Chch real estate office
Head office had terminated arrangements with agency for non-payment of fees - liquidator.
Deloitte Top 200: How CEOs can prepare for economic recovery
Fonterra, Port of Auckland, Meridian CEOs are finalists.
My $1300-an-hour session with Hollywood’s orgasm coach
Times: The O-Man claims he can improve women’s sex lives. But it comes at a cost.
Stock Takes: Why a2 is out of favour, and a role reversal for Fonterra
Private equity is seen as a likely buyer for Fonterra's consumer business.
Letters: Public deserves a say on AT’s future; why Biden shouldn't pardon Trump
OPINION: 'With five outfits with a finger in the pie, no wonder it is a costly mess.'
Matthew Hooton: Willis ready to take on banks to boost productivity
OPINION: Economic and fiscal forecasts demand more aggressive reform.
NZME reporters win business journalism awards
Matt Nippert and Cécile Meier both won business journalism awards.
Claire Trevett: Luxon claps back at Seymour Treaty Principles Bill day of drama
OPINION: The first debate on the Treaty Principles Bill was always going to deliver drama.
Market close: Local sharemarket remains choppy while Rocket Lab rises in the US
Global markets continue to be buoyed by the US election result.