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First-home buyers under pressure as activity falls to 2014 levels
New data out on buyers and values shows economic conditions taking effect.
Sideswipe: 70s dinner party
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Revealed: The 'ridiculous' amount the Govt spent on two big red props
The prop number 'zeros' were commissioned as part of the Govt's 'road to zero' campaign.
James Lee: Simon Henry's Nadia Lim comments - and why a company's culture is vital for investors
OPINION: Jarden boss says no place for such behaviour.
Simon Wilson: Should buses and trains be free?
Free buses and trains free won't fix our transport woes but should we trial it anyway?
DWTS: Broadcasting legend sent home in first dance-off
Tonight felt like Survivor and one celeb had their flame extinguished in dramatic fashion.
The NZ inspiration behind Prince Harry's new global campaign
Campaign part of Duke of Sussex's new eco-travel non-profit organisation, Travalyst.
Woman shocked that she's jailed for offering to supply meth
Supporter yells in court people did not do enough to help her friend.
Worker dismissed for asking boss to stop abusing him
Dismissed on the spot for asking boss to stop abusing him.
National Party rakes in five times more than Labour in 2021 donations
National has already taken more in donations this year than in all of last year.
Fonterra's new forecast and what China's lockdowns mean
China's lockdowns played a part in Fonterra's move to trim its milk price forecast.
Meghan and Harry's actions are in danger of overshadowing the royal celebration
Meghan and Harry's actions are in danger of overshadowing the entire Jubilee celebration.
Chris Rattue: Heads must roll at disgraceful Warriors - starting with the CEO
OPINION: The Warriors need a new boss with proven success to turn the place around.
Elderly man had no light, water, fresh air and little sanitation, police allege
No access to light, air, water and made to wear a nappy and a wetsuit, police allege.
Crime dash 'mayhem': Police officer run over, children as young as 11 in stolen car
"The behaviour of this driver was incredibly calculated, dangerous and is unacceptable."
Two-hour wait times: Air NZ's recruitment drive as contact centre feels the strain
'We acknowledge we're not providing the customer service we would like to' - airline exec.
Global athleisure retailer pushes further into NZ
Lululemon "exploring other pockets of opportunity" following recent store opening.
Why the PM isn't a critical worker
PM says she doesn't need the critical worker exemption to keep up her work.
Fight over $750,000 real estate sale, vendor wins $500,000+
Money was to be paid monthly from 2016 but by 2018, it had stopped.
'Every conspiracy theory possible': Principals' concern for thousands of absent kids
One in five absent due to fear of Covid-19 or vaccinations and a rise in home-schooling.
Hit ram raid teens with tough penalties, says dairy owner
'If there are no consequences, they will keep on doing it again.'
'Targeting Māori': The police firearm figures worrying leaders
Actions predicated on race or the situation? Police firearm use data revealed.
State of entrepreneurism in NZ - and why Kiwi business is upbeat
Entrepreneurs Organisation report outlines encouraging business sentiment.
Lessons from mum who had Covid for 35 days. Is infection as mild as some suggest?
Is a Covid-19 infection really as mild as some are suggesting?
Sideswipe: Busytown's dark humour
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
DWTS: Perfect 10s and a rule change after shock eliminations
It's time for take-off on week three of DWTS but prepare for rough air and turbulence.
Woeful Warriors crash to defeat against 12-man Sharks
The Warriors produced a truly baffling performance as they slumped to an awful 29-10 loss.
Claire Trevett: The Govt's rushed ram raids plan
Rushed ram raid package the thorn in an otherwise solid law and order package.
'Recipe for disaster': Expert fears change in police pursuit policy will end in tragedy
Nearly 90 per cent of ram raid offenders are under the age of 20.
Horse punched in face after historic race win
Historic win soured by what happened after Rich Strike crossed the line.
Sasha Borissenko: Cutting through the workplace lingo
The phrases that are mandatory if you want to thrive in the corporate world.