It’s not just the Gaza Strip: Student protesters see links to a global struggle
New York Times: In many students’ eyes, the war in Gaza is linked to other issues.
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NYT opinion: We must do a better job to ensure virus doesn't spread beyond our control.
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After a golden season last year, Watene-Zelezniak has struggled for consistency in 2024.
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Advice: Why does my husband exclude me from family dinners?
New York Times: She has hurt feelings; he says she's being ridiculous.
Federal Reserve signals that rates will remain higher for longer
Financial Times: ‘Lack of further progress’ on inflation has complicated plans.
Opinion: What activist kids should know about productivity growth
OPINION: The message in the latest productivity statistics is: 'Wake up New Zealand.'
Letters: MPs deserve fair pay - so do nurses, teachers and cops
OPINION: 'These groups should be placed under the Remuneration Authority’s control too.'
Fast-track project invitation poses tricky question for Port of Tauranga
Going fast-track route a 'no-brainer' if not for Environment Court entanglement.
Editorial: Time to turn the spotlight on to airline behaviour
OPINION: Dearth of data on price, performance a challenge for passengers, policy-makers.
How a serial TV Bachelor finally found love (spoiler: not on camera)
New York Times: Initially, it was casual. Then she walked away.
Audrey Young: A 'sense of suppressed tension' in Labour Party
OPINION: Three things Labour needs to get settled before it can regain credibility.
How rumours of an affair helped this rom-com beat the odds
NY Times: Stars of Anyone but You said speculation played out exactly as they intended.
KiwiRail boss travelled to South Korea amid mega ferry fallout
Chief executive Peter Reidy travelled to South Korea in early April.
Market close: NZ stocks follow sharp falls offshore
The local index wasn't able to keep yesterday's momentum going.
‘To the future’: Saudi Arabia spends big to become an AI superpower
New York Times: The oil-rich kingdom seeks to complete its oil dominance.
'Gloomier than expected' unemployment figures point to economy cooling fast
Beneath the topline unemployment figures, labour market data was worse than expected.
Power list: 20 busiest residential builders - who's up, who's down?
Most businesses built fewer homes, yet modular builder HouseMe's completions skyrocketed.
Elon Musk fires Tesla’s entire supercharger team
Financial Times: Electric-car maker’s public policy unit also being disbanded.
New York professor's verdict on NZ’s phones-in-schools ban
As the measure kicks in this week, commentators and teachers have differing takes.
I went to a LIV Golf event and this is what I learned
What is the new golf competition really like?
One of NZ's oldest newspapers closing, latest in string of media shutdowns
The community title, with 11 staff, has fallen victim to tough economic times.
Project Kea can buy Canterbury land for giant rubbish recycling plant
Two ministers signed off on the land deal for the project, opposed by some locals.
Inside Economics: Can we spend our way out of recession?
Liam Dann answers readers' economic questions and digs beneath headlines.
A-fib enigma: Why are younger adults developing this common heart condition?
New York Times: Symptoms can include a fluttering heartbeat and palpitations.
Ditched: Plans by Government to regulate property managers
'There is not a desire for more red tape with the current Government.' - Joanna Pidgeon
In photos: Inside a secret war submarine navigating the Arctic
New York Times: Inside a US nuclear-powered attack sub training for potential war.
The four types of sleepers – and how each one can affect your health
Are you a napper or love a lie-in? Know what it means for your wellbeing.
Food and drinks giants flag price pressure on low-income consumers
Financial Times: The 'K-shaped economy' kicks off as consumer habits diverge.
‘Reputational issue for Auckland’: Deputy Mayor fires up over broken bridge
Water taxis are being considered as a trial as Wynyard bridge repairs take months.
TV star Ryan Bridge linked to big Newstalk ZB role
The former AM host had been preparing for a new evening show before Newshub's closure.
'Not without a fight': Rural police fear more assaults if gang patch ban goes ahead
Rural officers are said to be more vulnerable as they police large areas on their own.