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How Gen Zers made the crossword their own
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How migraines, flu and heart attacks affect women and men differently
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Day three of Trump’s criminal trial: Five takeaways
New York Times: A jury of 12 people has been chosen to help write American history.
Meta unveils less ‘sanctimonious’ AI model as tech rivalry heats up
Financial Times: Facebook parent claims Llama 3 takes step to human-level intelligence.
Audrey Young: Police push their luck on pay as mass layoffs continue
OPINION: Police's flat rejection of the latest offer seems slightly detached from reality.
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Meet the 12 Manhattan jurors who will decide Trump’s fate
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New York Times: The author’s new memoir addresses the attack that maimed him in 2022.
'Hurtful and unfair': Father of comedian James Mustapic lashes out over TVNZ show
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Trump falls $127m behind Biden in money race
Financial Times: Former US president is trailing his own campaign numbers from 2020.
Auckland Zoo keeper on 44 years of monkey business
From orangutans to tea-party chimps, a keeper reflects on 44 years of zoo life.
Sports Insider: NZ's most influential athlete and the challenge for Razor
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Advice: Should I be loyal to my father or my dying uncle?
New York Times: A family rift leaves a son torn.
My career race is in the home stretch. Here’s what I’ve learned
FT Opinion: Advice for young workers from a 53yo eyeing 'preretirement'.
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History shows commercialising pine-based replacements for coal and petroleum is tough.
Gregor Paul: Why NZ needs to worry about rugby player drain
OPINION: Kiwis have become a commodity for overseas clubs.
Are Scotty Stevenson and Suzie Bates a sporting match?
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Media Insider: Former TV3 boss in bid for 6pm news; Stuff CEO stays grounded.
Letters: Tax cuts will cost all New Zealanders; China is not our enemy
OPINION: 'Society as a whole will suffer, not just the needy.'
Matthew Hooton: Government’s savings programme half-hearted, poorly targeted
OPINION: With the dire need to cut costs, agencies should have to justify why they exist.
Opinion: David Seymour putting cart before horse on health insurance
OPINION: Medsafe must first approve off-label medicines, insurers say.
Editorial: Inflation is not done yet, but there is some cause for hope
OPINION: Non-tradable inflation still worries economists.
Bridgerton creator Shonda Rhimes: I never get impostor syndrome
Times: She's one of the most powerful people in television. How did she get here?
Stock Takes: Tough market for steel companies
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How to control your dreams - and solve problems while you sleep
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Lawyer for body corp of Auckland tower facing eviction applies for suspension: ‘The building is safe’
Residents in the building at 76 Albert St were threatened with having to leave by Monday.
Market close: Heavyweights drag NZ sharemarket lower
The New Zealand sharemarket declined for the 13th time in 16 trading days.
Liam Napier: What Manu, and rugby, can learn from RTS, Benji struggles
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and SBW's cross code switches spell out lessons for Joey Manu.
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Financial Times: Elon Musk's prediction sets him apart from his rivals.
Crypto miners hoard bitcoin as supply cut looms
Financial Times: Cryptocurrency miners are stockpiling near-record amounts of bitcoin.