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‘Who will protect us?’: The Yazidis’ dangerous journey home
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‘Don’t stop dreaming big’: Jason Gunn’s letter to his younger self
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Fed-up New Zealanders are flocking to Australia for better pay
Australia has long been a popular destination for New Zealanders.
How Putin's KGB past shaped the biggest prisoner swap since the Cold War
New York Times: Sprawling exchange underscored Putin's loyalty to intelligence services.
Manawa Energy share price slumps after customer default
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Warner Bros Discovery's $15b write-down, Disney's first streaming profit
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From farm boy to VP candidate: Tim Walz’s extraordinarily ordinary life
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Audrey Young: Hipkins' political radar way off with petty, outdated questions
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Opinion: Power price pain remedy might already be at our feet
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Allbirds makes another big loss as Nasdaq delisting deadline looms
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Owners of Du Val-managed Lakewood Plaza units pay millions after water mains burst
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Opinion: Why women are getting shortchanged on earning, saving and investing
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Italy doubles tax for wealthy foreigners
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‘No regrets’: Ex-MP Meka Whaitiri shares the cyclonic reason she left Labour
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'Covered up': Auckland Council's $315m in 'secret' settlement payouts
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Editorial: No relief for 'squeezed middle' as rates rises gobble up tax cuts
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Public sector cuts: $58m so far in redundancy payouts at Govt agencies
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Letters: Study history to improve our education standards
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From poison apples to superfoods: The evolution of tomatoes
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Market close: Vista leads market higher as broker support swells
The market bounced back, following offshore movements.