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Volumes were lighter as investors are thinking more about the summer holidays.
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OPINION: They haven’t had the luxury to opt out of politics.
Chris Rattue: Is Liam Lawson destined to fail at Red Bull?
OPINION: The Kiwi has been locked in for the hardest job in motorsport.
Eight peculiar traits of a narcissist – and how to spot them
Telegraph: From walking ahead of others to shouting in a group, what to watch out for.
Summer streaming: Cate Blanchett stars in Alfonso Cuarón’s ambitious series Disclaimer
New York Times: Gripping new thriller looks at a woman whose life is upended by a novel.
Heidi Klum: 'I have a younger husband. Sex is good – very good'
Times: She's 51, rich, happy, beautiful and has zero body issues. What's not to like?
Home alone: I’m sick of feeling bad for being single and childless at 37 – so I’m spending Christmas by myself
Telegraph: Tired of dramas and with no kids or man, I’m planning the big day with just me.
Anna Wise: I’m 67, single and I’d never get married again
OPINION: Unmarried women over 65 are less likely to remarry than ever.
The full-body pool workout that doesn’t involve swimming
NY Times: This water workout offers high-intensity training with less strain.
How to make swimming your summer workout
New York Times: A trip to the pool can become serious exercise.
Letters: Businesspeople better than career politicians
OPINION: 'We are becoming a nation much like the US – full of diatribe and hatred.'
Editorial: The most alarming part of Treasury’s gloomy forecast
OPINION: Our Government seems clueless on how to reverse this worrying trend.
Market Watch: What to expect in 2025 – and what we picked right and wrong in 2024
Pie Funds CIO Mike Taylor makes his annual picks for the year ahead.
NZ Defence Force admits cost-cutting could affect 'fitness to deploy'
The New Zealand Defence force has a budget shortfall of $130 million.
Go for a float: A beginner’s guide to stand-up paddleboarding
New York Times: The peaceful pastime is secretly a full-body workout.
Small Business: Weaving connections with Borneo Bags
Jacky McLaren talks to Tom Raynel about Borneo Bags and how it supports workers overseas.
'Particularly unfair': NZSAS soldier’s compo taxed higher because he was hurt offshore
Veterans left paying more tax if they were injured in disaster and war zones.
Opinion: We're wasting our waste when it could be powering our economy
OPINION: Our waste per capita levels are high and recycling low, but progress is possible.
Kayaking: An outdoor adventure and a full-body workout
NY Times: Many Kiwis have a kayak. But do you know how to get the best workout from them?
Dive into an open-water workout
NY Times: Open-water swimming is an exhilarating alternative to your usual pool routine.
Jarrod Gilbert: This column is no more
OPINION: Frankly, they should have got rid of me sooner.
Guy Body’s cartoons: December 1 - 31
Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.
Hotel Indigo Auckland to open doors today - has it got its timing right?
Hotel general manager says big events are key to tourism sector in the city.
Dive into summer: Five water workouts to boost your fitness
NY Times: It's time to hit the beach and the pool. How to exercise while you’re there.
Transtasman flight delays: How the big airlines stack up
Air NZ engine problems mean just over half of flights are departing on time.
Wayne Brown set to seek second term with polls showing he's a hit with voters
His ratings have probably improved since the CCO reforms, says the mayor.
From Takapuna to Hollywood: Rose Carlyle's journey from hermit to best-selling thriller author
Her new novel, No One Will Know, explores motherhood, illegal adoption, and dark secrets.
Ikea store and warehouse top list of Auckland's biggest property developments
Industrial projects dominate new supply, the study found, comprising 65% of new stock.
She had thoughts of harming her baby. To treat her, doctors kept them together
New York Times: The importance of specialised care for fragile new mothers.
'I’d rather live hot than die ugly': Why are we still using sunbeds?
From 'tanorexia' to tanning addiction, experts weigh in on the continued use of sunbeds.
‘We can bury anyone’: Inside a Hollywood smear machine
New York Times: Private messages detail alleged campaign to tarnish Blake Lively.
Editorial: Why the lightning fall of Syria’s brutal regime matters for us all
OPINION: The ripple effects of a post-Bashar al-Assad world could spread to NZ.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: The mother of all budget requests - this Govt needs to slash even more
OPINION: They need to rip, sh*t and bust. Slash unnecessary spending.