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The economic situation is set to become far worse.
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Auckland flooding: Why are we seeing more frequent, intense rainfall?
Another major weather event has caught us by surprise.
Is Labour facing 'coalition of chaos' amid drama with Te Pāti Māori and the Greens?
There are question marks hanging over whether these parties could work together.
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Restore Passenger Rail protests to continue for ‘as long as possible’
Those in the group appear to have alienated themselves from the halls of power.
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More than 11,000 writers are striking across the United States.
US correspondent Mitch McCann's honeymoon nightmare
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‘Meka coming back to her whakapapa’: Why Whaitiri’s shock move makes sense
Those familiar with Whaitiri's background and motivations weren't as surprised.
Stadium wars: Eden Park v the waterfront - which will win?
The debate about the future of Auckland's sporting venues is set to heat up.
Stock Takes: Bank margins have probably fattened
Major banks ANZ, BNZ and Westpac are due to release half-year finance reports.
The Front Page: Why has the Government spent so much money on consultants?
Outside consultants have been raking it in - but this isn't anything new.
Guy Williams: Why my parents rather I worked in the mines than did comedy
Guy Williams won the Billy T in 2012 - now his sister is hoping to do the same.
The 25-year-old who ditched fast fashion to pursue financial freedom
Without earning big bucks or using family help, she's ready to hit financial independence.
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King Charles III's coronation will be rich in history and tradition.
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Michele A’Court on the 'most terrifyingly, traumatically poor' she has ever been
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