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Public servants offered support to retire or move to Australia amid job cuts
An internal document describes retirement as 'your next work-life balance adventure'.
What you should know before starting antidepressants
Telegraph: How often do you take them, what are the side effects and when could you start?
China Evergrande liquidators put founder’s private jet up for sale
Financial Times: Evergrande had more than US$300b in total liabilities when it defaulted.
Reduce the beer belly: How to help men get rid of their belly fat
Telegraph: Why it's more dangerous to be an overweight man, and what to about it.
Shoppers get their wallets out in the first week of December
Spending grew in the first seven days of December, more than the week of Black Friday.
'Frustrating': NZ's biggest advertising tender canned - AT leaves outdoor firms in lurch
AT will start all over again in 2025 as 18 months of work goes by the wayside.
Company behind Auckland music festival Eden Fest in liquidation
Event organisers of Eden Fest weren't able to sell enough tickets to meet their costs.
Rupert Murdoch loses attempt to overhaul family trust in bitter legal dispute
Financial Times: Attempt to put son Lachlan in charge of news empire rejected.
Hallenstein Glasson’s early FY25 trading up, but NZ retail still challenging
Hallenstein Glasson shared its first results for FY25, and Australia is performing well.
Michael Burgess: Heroes and villains from blockbuster Kiwi A-League derby
OPINION: Every derby – from Melbourne to Manchester – needs heroes and villains.
Catherine Beard: Superannuation and the great tax debate
OPINION: We're not getting any younger.
With Assad gone, a brutal dictatorship ends. But the new risks are huge
New York Times: Will Assad's fall usher in a new era for Syria and the Middle East?
Scientific breakthrough gives new hope to building quantum computers
Financial Times: Experts compare achievement to first human-made nuclear chain reaction.
Paul Lewis: Why selecting overseas All Blacks won't replicate Boks' success
OPINION: NZR must quash Scott Robertson's desire to pick from offshore.
I’m in a ‘no strings’ relationship in my 60s – it’s the most satisfying sex of my life
Telegraph: 'People question our casual relationship, but it has brought me endless joy.'
RSA rebel group threatens to quit national body
'Slow death' solution to RSA woes threatens to split the veterans' body.
Opinion: Rebuilding the buzz of Auckland's hospitality sector
OPINION: Aucklanders have shown they’re willing to come out and connect with each other.
Letters: Humanity forgotten in healthcare squeeze
OPINION: 'People are not a business.'
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Signs of life in New Zealand’s equity capital market
OPINION: New company listings are lagging but global sentiment is on the up.
Editorial: Why All Black Sevu Reece's court appearance matters more than his on-field fame
OPINION: Sevu Reece confronts his alcohol issues head-on – and good on him.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei commercial asset values drop to $1.47b
CEO: 'A relatively modest decline on paper in the value of our investment portfolio.'
Kate MacNamara: Creative quarter – Auckland's bold plan or a black hole for funding?
ANALYSIS: Council's creative hub and millions spent on land, lease, round-the-world trip.
Simon Wilson: ‘Our Eiffel Tower’ - why Wellington should fight to save the City to Sea bridge
OPINION: Saving Wellington's City to Sea Bridge is about saving what we really value.
How a healthy diet can help treat ADHD
Telegraph: Gut health has been found to play a pivotal role in managing ADHD symptoms.
Michael Vaughan: Why it's time to play four-day test cricket
OPINION: 'Bazzballers' have changed cricket, the fifth day is costing the game too much.
Sustainable Foods owes the government $1.4m as potential buyer locked in
Sustainable Foods went into liquidation in August, now it owes the Crown $1.4 million.
Topgun curse: US Navy pilots face silent crisis
New York Times: Confidential programme studies devastating brain injuries in flight crews.
Billionaires plan overhaul of US news groups as media confronts trust issue
Financial Times: Overhaul an effort to 'restore trust' in news.
When they hear plants crying, some moths make a decision
NY Times: Insects rely on plant sounds to guide important reproductive choices.
'Creepy': Unidentified drones light up US skies, baffling residents
New York Times: The sightings have prompted the FAA to establish no-fly zones.
Chris Rattue: The new coach needed for NZ's cricket comeback
The Black Caps' erratic 2024 is beyond explanation.