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Foreign visitors show us life beyond NZ, but also make us re-appraise our own country

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Troubled construction company owes around a thousand unsecured creditors $41m.

Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell says young people spend too much on wrong things.

Passports that carry most visa-free access have been identified.

English court decision dims chances of long-shot legal NZSF action over $200m loss.

The woman raped by Brad Shipton and Bob Schollum says Wally Haumaha should resign.

Top cop Wally Haumaha once had political aspirations for New Zealand First.

Sir Peter Jackson's trench recreation three years late to four-year war commemoration.

Screen funding system pays producers bonuses to shoehorn NZ references into scripts.

Minister raises concern over escalating costs and flags possible cap on subsidy spending.

As Rocket Lab nears its next launch, Grant Bradley talks to the workers making it happen.

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The 81-year old biotech consultant says dementia is the world's greatest medical problem.

Nearly $70m was restrained - easily the biggest case of its kind in New Zealand history.

COMMENT: It's early days and the Government playing a long game on economic growth.

A country's greatness can be measured by the way it provides for its most vulnerable.

Strength and courage shine through in these photos of refugees from around the world.

Pip Desmond writes about the difficulties of caring for a mother with dementia in her book

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