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Focus: Entrepreneur made more than $3M selling waist trainers

Iyia Liu, the young entrepreneur who made millions selling waist trainers after paying Kylie Jenner $300,000 to post a photograph of herself wearing the waist trainer on Instagram

Focus: Buyers of 283 Auckland units caught by Ebert receivership

Buyers of 283 Auckland apartments have been caught up in the receivership of national builder Ebert Construction and are waiting nervously to hear how long this might delay the building projects. / Video by Brett Phibbs

Focus: Police cleared in death of teenager

The IPCA has found officers involved in the fatal pursuit of Morocco Tai, 15, in October 2017 was justified.

Morocco Tai death: Police chase cleared

The pursuit ended when the fleeing car hit a tree, killing the 15-year-old driver.

Focus: All you need to know about Auckland's rates

All you need to know about Auckland's rates

Focus: Ocean study's climate change warning

The world's oceans have been soaking up far more excess heat in recent decades than scientists realised, suggesting that Earth could be set to warm even faster than predicted in the years ahead, according to new research published yesterday.

'Throw fatty out': Winston Peters fires insults on last day as PM

Peters' final day as Acting PM has seen him use sizeist language in the debating chamber.

Couple's 'endless battle' with Immigration to be together

Couple insist their relationship is genuine and has the support of their families.

Striking won't work, Peters tells teachers

Peters reiterates that not everything can be fixed in one Budget

Polytech second-half rolls jump with free fees

Jump in second-half domestic enrolments relieves financially strapped polytechnics.

Editorial: Heed Peters on medicinal cannabis law

EDITORIAL: Consensus among parties for use of medical marijuana represents a sea change.

Focus: Plumbing apprentice Nicola Carruthers talks about a fees-free course at Wintec

Nicola Carruthers said gaining a plumbing apprenticeship in 2018 was far easier thanks to the frees-free course at Wintec in Hamilton. Video / Alan Gibson

Breaking point: 'The kids don't go to school until you get paid'

A Mangere mother is more than $200 negative per week after bills and debt payments.

Focus: Household bills ‘crippling’ Kiwi families

A Mangere mother-of-three is left with short more than $200 per week after bills.

Focus: Fish 'n' chip tips with Kiwi top chef

McDonald’s and KFC spend millions of dollars on marketing yet fish ‘n’ chips continue to be the fast food favourite.

Focus: Simon Bridges accidentally calls Paula Bennett, Paula Benefit

Simon Bridges accidentally calls Paula Bennett, Paula Benefit.