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US private equity firm buys half of investment house Craigs Investment Partners
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Ms Rachel: The rise of the Taylor Swift for toddlers
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Melting ice, reindeer moss and rainbows - inside Auckland Art Gallery's summer blockbuster
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With guilty verdicts, victim’s rape ordeal in France becomes a message of hope
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Housing for hapū: families move into $20m Ōrākei housing development
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Zespri fires up expanded offshore growing plans
Overseas growers are lining up to produce SunGold for Zespri.
What your husband is really thinking (according to a male sex therapist)
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Matthew Hooton: Luxon Government guilty of profligacy not austerity
OPINION: Willis urged to adopt drastic spending cuts to avoid economic catastrophe.
Microsoft acquires twice as many Nvidia AI chips as tech rivals
Financial Times: Race on as demand outstrips supply of Nvidia’s most advanced units.
Letters: Police inaction on robbed tourists; Govt right to call for back to basics
OPINION: 'Misinformation tells us drugs are the solution.'
NZ sharemarket drops nearly 1% as recession deepens further than expected
NZ GDP falls 1% in September quarter; analysts expected 0.4% decline.
What is reformer Pilates and is it the key to weight loss?
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Black Caps report card: Which player earned top marks in England series?
After splitting three matches against England, we grade the performance of the home side.
Liam Dann: Don’t panic about worse-than-expected recession
OPINION: It was the worst recession since 1991 – but at least it is behind us.
US dollar hits two-year high as Fed signals cautious rate cuts
Financial Time: US stocks drop as Fed signals cautious rate cuts; dollar surges.
Merger by stealth? RNZ to move in with TVNZ in Auckland in 2025
The two public broadcasters will come together physically in Victoria St.
'Lethal cocktail': Why measles is killing thousands of children worldwide
New York Times: Lower vaccination rates have sparked a global surge in the disease.
The dark mystery of France’s most notorious sexual predator
NY Times: Dominique Pelicot had dozens of strangers join him in raping his drugged wife.
Government debt’s whopper increase sparks warning from S&P Global Ratings
Demand for bonds may well stay strong, but there's a catch.
Society Insider: Kiwi heiress dating Chanel heir; twins for cricket star; new TV couple
Ali Andrews has found love with Raph Wertheimer, heir to a multi-billion dollar fortune.
A weary Biden heads for the exit
New York Times: Biden races to cement his legacy as presidency winds down.
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Letters: Government’s austerity drive doesn’t apply to the rich
OPINION: 'Our leaders have abandoned the people who need them most.'
Wall Street bets Trump will fuel further dollar gains
Financial Times: Trump unlikely to get his wish of a weaker currency, investors say.
This popular town's newspaper was closing. And then the editor stepped up
A newspaper has been saved, paving the way for several similar deals for other towns.
NZ market falls as Hallenstein Glasson reaches record share price
Clothing retailer up 12c to $8.02, its highest price since listing in 1985.
Analysis: Treasury gave Labour an open goal, somehow they missed it
Labour somehow seems to think the solution to our woes is more spending.