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Warnings of ‘catastrophic conflict’ by Australian Aukus sceptic
NZ advised to co-operate militarily with Australia but not under Aukus.
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How disinformation fed a far-right riot after a deadly stabbing in England
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Ministers criticise lack of transparency in $93.7b infrastructure projects
Some projects are delayed by more than 1000%.
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Fears of more job losses, show cuts as TVNZ confirms it needs to find $30m
'We are concerned that TVNZ is looking into significant changes [and] even larger cuts.'
London loses historical grip on global mining sector listings
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Ryman reviewing new residents' fixed weekly fees: 'Quite a financial drag'
'The fixed fee has hurt us. No one expected rates to go up 15% per annum."
Kris Shannon: Equestrian is joyous to watch but it should be banned
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Warner Bros Discovery posts massive $138.2m loss – finances behind Newshub closure revealed
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Mona Dotcom and Luke Wainui call it quits
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New player Kiwi Mobile offers $1.30 per day plan
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Meta’s revenue growth reassures investors as Zuckerberg plots AI spree
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Audrey Young: Urgent action required as Act, Te Pāti Māori battle rages
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Fed says first cut to US interest rates could come in September
Financial Times: Comments by chair Powell boost expectations of pre-election move.
Secret bidding war: How the All Blacks ditched Nike for Adidas – twice
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Opinion: It's little wonder women have a complicated relationship with money
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'The idea was to design an artificial sky' - architect Gordon Moller on new SkyCity hotel
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Explained: The weird polar heatwave putting extra chill in NZ’s winter
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Tax cuts: Five ways to put your money to work instead of spending it
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Letters: Triumphant Black Ferns Sevens epitomise the best of sport
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Councils urged to control spending as Kiwis face big rates increases
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