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Top NZ actor on tragic loss of his wife and struggling to find work

The acting great says "things went a bit haywire" after his beloved wife's death.

Diana Clement: Will your travel insurance go the distance?

OPINION: You may be covered for Covid-19 but not under a "do not travel" warning.

Spy: Jay Ryan Sails into The Blue

The Hollywood star has a new international production in the works.

Great Resignation risk: International recruiters eyeing unsettled Kiwi staff

Recruiters are fishing for Kiwi talent on a daily basis.

Are students safe? Sexual violence, bullying and harassment at top unis

Sexual harassment agencies have called for an independent body to be created.

Paula Bennett: Creepy adoration - what being an MP is really like

So, you want to stand for Parliament? You will never have a job like it.

Paul Catmur: How advertising helped bad products

If the death of mass advertising means the growth of better products, that's surely good?

Are today's pre-schoolers the worst-behaved generation ever?

Experts on how to deal with tantrums at the checkout.

Controversial Waiwera hotpools owner dead - Russian oligarch a victim of Covid

He received significant publicity over a failed refurbishment of Waiwera Thermal Resort.

Hong Kong's zero-Covid strategy falls into chaos and confusion

New York Times: The city's worsening outbreak has led to seesawing virus policies.

12-year-old AUT's youngest-ever student

This child genius is finding university "easy so far" and dreams of becoming a journalist.

Man shot by police near Invercargill after officers spot weapon

Officers were seeking the man "in relation to an earlier call of concern for a female".

Opinion: Queen's huge silence a masterstroke

For more than a year now, the palace has been on PR lockdown over one issue.

Dancing with the Stars judge targeted by online trolls over Russia-Ukraine war

The former TV judge has had to defend her Soviet Union background against online trolls.

Ten deaths, 18,514 new Covid cases, 939 people in hospital

This takes the death toll of publicly reported Covid-related deaths to 166.

Firing-squad death penalty executions now possible in South Carolina

"The death penalty is going to stay ... If we're going to have it, it ought to be humane."