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Why you should eat more eggs - and the healthiest ways to cook them

Telegraph: There’s more to the humble egg than just protein.

Swarm logic governs the road and Lebanon's politics

New York Times: 'We have no faith in the system, only in our own manoeuvring'.

Diagnosis surge: Should the autism spectrum be split apart?

NY Times: Families of people with severe autism say they're being pushed to the sidelines.

How Trump used fury over Qatar attack to push Netanyahu

New York Times: Inside negotiations from Israel's attack on Hamas in Doha to a Gaza plan.

'Faulty Towers' - further trouble at Onehunga's Beachcroft Residences

Andrew Grenfell is vowing to complete the scheme and deliver every unit to the buyers.

Black Pineapple’s cocktail catering subsidiary owes IRD over $680k

Inland Revenue is owed more than $687,000 across multiple claims.

'F***ing asshole': Newspaper publisher and council candidate's expletive-laden rant about councillor

Media boss apologises for her language; councillor says comments are 'particularly nasty'.

Hedge height fight: Residents of heritage Mt Eden apartments battle over bushes

Residents of $15m Chambers & Station heritage units are at loggerheads over the shrubbery.

Agencies warned Govt's board fee increases could impact services, worsen cost pressures

The Prime Minister said he wasn't concerned.

'Abuse and harassment': Hundreds of local election races being won by default

Minister says he isn't concerned about the number of races with no competition.

Kiwis are drinking less, and violent crime is dropping. New data shows how the two relate

The number of victims of alcohol-related violent offending is dropping.

Simon Wilson: The Fletcher flutter – A councillor's tip for working with Wayne Brown

OPINION: Entrust, rubbish collections, Voices for Freedom and quotes from the campaign.

Michael Burgess: Why Sunday's grand final was the greatest ever

OPINION: It was a match so compelling a Hollywood screenwriter couldn't have done better.

Have Australia overtaken NZ at youth rugby level? What the big defeats suggest

The results have renewed calls to overhaul New Zealand's school rugby structure.

Alex Powell: Will Racing Bulls’ gambles cost Lawson his F1 career?

OPINION: What we learned from the Singapore Grand Prix.

Phil Gifford: All Blacks show control, composure and grit to claim Perth victory

OPINION: Quinn Tupaea's comeback in Perth completed a three-year circle of redemption.

Why you should eat more eggs - and the healthiest ways to cook them

Telegraph: There’s more to the humble egg than just protein.

Diagnosis surge: Should the autism spectrum be split apart?

NY Times: Families of people with severe autism say they're being pushed to the sidelines.

What does Gen Z divorce look like?

New York Times: For one thing, speed is of the essence.

Why burnout peaks at this time of year – and how to overcome it to make it through to the holidays

What's the difference between tiredness and burnout? And what can you do to prevent it?

Can hybrid grapes solve the climate change dilemma for winemakers?

New York Times: Growers in the US, France, Germany and NZ are experimenting with hybrids.

'One of the great scientific achievements': The life and legacy of Jane Goodall

NYT: The pioneering chimpanzee researcher and conservationist inspired generations.

Five signs you’re a people pleaser and what to do about it

Telegraph: People pleasing is often a response to past trauma, experts say.

What researchers suspect may be fuelling cancer among millennials

Modern life might be rewriting the body’s cellular fate, scientists say.

Wi-Fi to induction stoves: Radioactive letters to Rutherford help illuminate his true legacy

Not just the atom: historian sets out to explore a Kiwi legend's overlooked achievements.

Agencies warned Govt's board fee increases could impact services, worsen cost pressures

The Prime Minister said he wasn't concerned.

Editorial: Young drinkers still at risk from NZ's booze culture

OPINION: Alcohol-related violent crime is down but booze culture is still a problem.

'Abuse and harassment': Hundreds of local election races being won by default

Minister says he isn't concerned about the number of races with no competition.

Swarm logic governs the road and Lebanon's politics

New York Times: 'We have no faith in the system, only in our own manoeuvring'.

Sanae Takaichi: What to know about Japan’s likely next leader

NYT: While poised to break a gender barrier, her views on women’s rights are complicated.

How Trump used fury over Qatar attack to push Netanyahu

New York Times: Inside negotiations from Israel's attack on Hamas in Doha to a Gaza plan.

For Britain’s Jews, a new and deadly sign of rising anti-Semitism

NY Times: Britain has recorded a rise in anti-Semitic incidents in the past two years.

From ‘American dream’ to downfall: Inside Diddy’s stunning fall from grace

Jurors heard harrowing testimony from the disgraced star's ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

'A really unfair kick in the guts': Mark Richardson on losing his media career

The former Black Cap and broadcaster has started again - in a very different kind of job.

How do you film a Stephen King novel? Start by getting the master’s blessing

New York Times: The one thing King insists on when Hollywood adapts his novels.

'Let them': Mel Robbins sells out NZ International Convention Centre twice

About 5700 people are set to attend two blockbuster shows in March.

Lockdown inspired couple to plan glowworm cave attractions

Plans for a second attraction near Queenstown won Environment Court approval last month.

This Michelin-star chef wants you to slow down at his new multi-million dollar NZ retreat with no TVs

He says the luxury price tag reflects the level of detail, but insists it's not 'pompous'.

Billionaire goes south: New Arrowtown restaurant, two vineyards

Marlborough and Bannockburn vineyards are part of the substantial southern operations.

Airways NZ says chief executive ‘misspoke’ about August outage

Air traffic control SOE says 'confusion' not the same as misleading the public.

'I think it’s possible to get away with it': Words haunt drug trafficker

The UK national had just been sentenced in Spain.

Teen arsonist was caught on video engulfed in flames as he fled barbershop

Now he's appeared in court in a wheelchair, still recovering from his extensive burns.

'Blade or bayonet': FBI tip helps NZ Police foil mass stabbing by 21-year-old

The young extremist was raided just before executing his plan for a mass stabbing attack.

Four popular influencers caught up in $125,000 gambling ad crackdown

The DIA may arrange for the influencers' accounts to be disabled if they don't comply.

Class warfare: South Auckland principals hit back over NCEA claims

The schools say they're 'chocka' with students and urgently need more classrooms.

Mechatronics and AI: What kids can expect from the new school curriculum

BusinessNZ says the updated curriculum will better equip future workers.

Auckland ed tech start-up buys UK firm with 20 million users

The Auckland start-up was itself recently the subject of a $289m buyout.

Education civil war? Why principals are split on plans to scrap NCEA

A coalition of 64 principals from largely wealthy schools is backing plans to scrap NCEA.

Why you should eat more eggs - and the healthiest ways to cook them

Telegraph: There’s more to the humble egg than just protein.

Diagnosis surge: Should the autism spectrum be split apart?

NY Times: Families of people with severe autism say they're being pushed to the sidelines.

Kiwis are drinking less, and violent crime is dropping. New data shows how the two relate

The number of victims of alcohol-related violent offending is dropping.

Eight health warning signs midlife men should never ignore, from back pain to skin tags

Telegraph: The silent symptoms that could signal bigger health problems for men.

Guy Body’s cartoons: October 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of September 29 - October 5

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of September 22-28

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of September 16 - 21

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Swarm logic governs the road and Lebanon's politics

New York Times: 'We have no faith in the system, only in our own manoeuvring'.

Letters: When do popular media sources fall outside the mainstream?

OPINION: What can be classified as mainstream media?

Dr Greg Severinsen: New Zealand asleep at wheel on environmental policy

OPINION: It's time to change direction to catch up, and fast.

Editorial: Young drinkers still at risk from NZ's booze culture

OPINION: Alcohol-related violent crime is down but booze culture is still a problem.

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