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Another huge Chinese developer teeters, fuelling fears about the economy
New York Times: Country Garden has spooked investors after missing key debt payments.
After splitting from his wife, Justin Trudeau searches for a new image
New York Times: Trudeau's 'modern family man' brand was integral to his success. What now?
The BBC’s Marianna Spring: ‘It’s really normal to really hate me’
Times: Eighty per cent of abuse received by BBC journalists is directed at one woman.
Elon Musk’s unmatched power in the stars
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Opinion: The prosecution of Donald Trump may have terrible consequences
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A Women's World Cup win we can all celebrate: No more white shorts
New York Times: Top female athletes are calling time on bikinis, crop tops and white.
From sex to sounds: Seven ways to boost your brain power
Times: Forget the supplements - eat well and have more sex instead.
Gregor Paul's new rugby book Black Gold: 'If you get the All Blacks you f***ing win'
New book by Gregor Paul lifts lid on the financial power of the All Blacks
Marine heatwave: How sudden ocean warming is destroying sea life as we know it
Financial Times: From Antarctica to Florida, a marine catastrophe is unfolding.
How you should change your workout once you hit 40
New York Times: Making a few mid-life tweaks can set you up for long-term mobility.
Twilight of the serial killer: Psychopaths find new methods of mayhem
New York Times: The ubiquity of technology has made it harder to get away with murder.
'Ha-ha at the end': Megan Rapinoe's excruciating World Cup exit
NY Times: The US star's world-famous accuracy deserted her at exactly the wrong moment.
A gastroenterologist’s guide to resetting your gut health
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Too busy to exercise? Here’s how to meet your targets in just two days
Telegraph: Expert tips and tricks for 'weekend warriors'.
Karen O’Leary on Taskmaster NZ and some things she really shouldn’t talk about
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Eccentricity, opulence and tragedy: After 50 years, Yoko Ono moves on from fabled New York home
New York Times: Pop culture icon has left the apartment where John Lenon was shot.
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Local RSAs told they exist for veterans - not cheap booze and food
New RSA leadership is investigating local clubs' finances and welfare support.
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The science of forecasting ever more extreme weather
FT: Predictions have become much more accurate, but some dramatic events remain elusive.
'He should've come home': The killing of Connor Whitehead
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My life undercover: I infiltrate incel groups posing as a man
Times: What makes this academic lurk on the dark web as an angry far-right misogynist?
Opinion: What if the anti-Trumpers are the bad guys?
NY Times: Trump rails against the 'liberal elites'. He has a point, writes David Brooks.
Two men discovered they were switched at birth. They wish they could forget
NYT: At 67, Richard Beauvais and Eddy Ambrose are now questioning who they really are.
Analysis: Trump’s indictment has broad implications for American democracy
New York Times: At the core of the case is no less than the viability of the Constitution.
How fake science sells wellness - and the red flags to watch for
New York Times: Dubious claims in product marketing are everywhere. Don’t fall for them.
How Silicon Valley is helping the Pentagon in the AI arms race
Financial Times: Evolving technology is begining to transform modern warfare.
A cow, a camel and a finch exploded in space. What is going on?
New York Times: A weird class of super-bright space explosions has scientists intrigued.
'We're definitely not alone': The ex-US intel official who says aliens exist
Financial Times: After David Grusch’s testimony to Congress, is it OK to talk about UFOs?
Sickness, misery and shedding kilos: My first two months on Ozempic
Telegraph: Yes, semaglutide works. But there's a price to pay, says a UK patient.
Rapper Kings was the biggest thing in NZ music, then all his money was gone
His awards now sit in a back room 'collecting dust'.