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Paula Bennett: We're on the up-and-up - in terms of suffering
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All Black great chased over $50k debt, wife bankrupted
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The costly commute and congestion charge has increased the popularity of the 4-Day-Week.
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Silent treatment: The new no chit-chat salon experience for those anxious or exhausted
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Opinion: Cocaine - she don't lie. But six million tonnes a year? Here's a lesson in gullibility from a TV statistic
Paul Catmur writes that a loose statistic has the power to travel very far, very fast.
Daily bread: On the assembly line at Eat My Lunch
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'Always drunk', 'controlling': Johnny Depp criticised by famous ex in court
The 68-year-old former girlfriend claimed Depp was "drunk a lot of the time"
14-yo armed robbery suspect walks free after police botch arrest
Judge believed police wanted to make sure teen didn't get bail again.
Rare prosecution: Ex-Auckland port CEO denies charges over worker's death
The charges are unprecedented for an executive of a major New Zealand company.
'Ask for help': Retiring business head Michael Barnett warns overwhelmed executives
Michael Barnett plans to promote mental health in the business world in his retirement.
Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of David Seymour
Act leader takes swipes at Chloe Swarbrick and The Budget trying to find relevance.
Inland Revenue takes flak over surge in overdue taxes
Levels of unpaid GST triple, and PAYE and KiwiSaver debts double, since 2017.
The inheritance trap: What you'll be entitled to under new law
Kiwis under the age of 25 may not be able to contest a parent's will in the future.
Mary Holm: What to do with an $800,000 investment?
Investing in a few funds is good, but juggling 30 of them is plain crazy.
Fran O'Sullivan: Brian Gaynor - A champion of investors and journalists
Brian was vigorous, courageous, provocative, with a consuming drive to get to the truth.
John Roughan: The bad news about this week's Budget
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What Budget 2022 means for Wellington: From social housing to transport woes
No money for new trains, but $49m towards new homes for Pacific families in Porirua.
Claire Trevett: Will the Budget prove a bandaid for Labour's polling?
Grant Robertson is playing chicken with inflation - and it's far from certain he will win.
Casketeers pair's secret pain: 'We've never experienced grief like it'
The stars of The Casketeers are supporting each other through a harrowing time.
Weather: Wet start for battered Levin, more snow for parts of Southland
Community members, contractors called on for clean up.
Mike Munro: Mr Shrewd delivers the goods on Budget day
In difficult times, Grant Robertson's Budget struck the right balance.
'Living in Moscow is like travelling back to the Soviet era'
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Mum 'trying to be Wonder Woman' repressed memory of injuring her son
Despite hazy memory, mum accepted responsibility, was sentenced to 9 months' supervision.