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Eric Crampton: How prediction markets gauge Iran's nuclear future
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New York Times: It was made in 1740 in Florence and has a small hole in its scroll.
Advice: Was I wrong to tell my dead friend’s son that his father sold sperm to a sperm bank?
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How Netanyahu’s move against Iran gives him room to manoeuvre on Gaza
Analysis: He successfully persuaded the US to strike Iran's nuclear sites.
Treasury forced to release warning briefing over $10.8b health funding gap
Treasury has been forced to release a paper showing cuts required to hit spending goals.
Fifty years after ‘Jaws,’ shark science is still surfacing
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Deportations leave immigrant communities, businesses anxious
Hispanic consumers are making fewer shopping trips amid crackdown fears.
'Distorting the market': Virtual GP service could cut patient fees, sparks sector backlash
The 24/7 service is expected to launch next month, with five providers confirmed so far.
Editorial: Lotto's allure grows as NZ faces financial challenges
OPINION: Kiwis chase Lotto dreams as cost-of-living pressures mount.
Moana Pasifika's future in doubt as key funding contracts end
Rugby in the red: Moana Pasifika's revenue, loans and losses cast dark cloud over future.
Letters: Our information sources are too partisan
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Plus, Amisfield owner and chef celebrate global award in Italy.
Bombing of Iran may teach unwelcome lessons on nuclear weapons
NYT analysis: One conclusion might be a bomb is the only protection in a dangerous world.
Mamdani's rapid ascent to stun Cuomo reverberates across his party
New York Times: 'Mamdani created a movement around his candidacy'.
Market close: NZ sharemarket flat despite export growth, Fletcher Building down again
The NZ sharemarket dipped as Fletcher Building shares fell further.
What is tapping, and can it really improve mental health?
New York Times: Tapping originated from a technique called Thought Field Therapy.
Inside Economics: Why do we need more migrants when 200,000 people are on the dole?
ANALYSIS: We already know what happens to NZ's economy when the borders are closed.
Bustles, ballgowns and bustiers: Why costumiers get bitten by the cosplay bug
Costumiers will wear their finest garments at a fantasy event in Rotorua next month.
'It blows my mind': Roblox game smashes records, captures young fans
New York Times: About 35% of Grow a Garden's players are under 13.
Paul Lewis: Why Ethan Blackadder's omission signals a tactical shift
OPINION: Scott Robertson's squad focuses on power and speed for the 2025 All Blacks.
NZ's biggest new supermarket gets green light
It's to be built on a greenfield site near the Esmonde Rd motorway on-ramps and off-ramps.
Opinion: We tried to give SuperGold Card holders a sex toy discount. Apparently, that was offensive
MSD initially accepted Girls Get Off's proposal but later declined. The founder asks why.
Two brown bears broke out of their pen. Then they ransacked the honey stash
New York Times: Mish and Lucy escaped their enclosure. Only honey was in danger.
Design for royal memorial features a tiara-inspired bridge
New York Times: Foster + Partners have been chosen to design the memorial in London.
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New York Times: 'Shortly after my engagement, I asked [her] to be a bridesmaid.'
Intel report upends victory lap Trump hoped for at Nato
NYT analysis: The leak was particularly damaging because it came from inside the Pentagon.
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Could Air NZ be following a previous path in finding its new CEO?
Disneyland Aotearoa: Is it a dream worth considering?
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