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Apple’s NZ sales slump as taxes still head offshore
The technology giant's sales still top $1 billion, but have declined 6% over the year.
Gregor Paul: ABs star reflects on English confidence and the power of Twickenham
England had lessons to learn last time they faced the All Blacks.
Inside Economics: Trump or Harris – what will the fallout for NZ look like?
OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deep dive into the week's economic news.
9 secrets of people who manage to keep the weight off
Telegraph: Keeping weight off can feel harder than losing it in the first place.
Where’s Ivanka? Trump’s daughter distances herself from politics
New York Times: Ivanka has been noticeably absent from her father's campaign this time.
'I did get bored during lockdown': Whangaparāoa man convicted of illegal tree felling
Man prosecuted after trees felled then advertised as firewood on Facebook.
Google’s strong earnings boosted by cloud computing growth
Financial Times: Shares in parent company Alphabet rose 5% in after-hours trading.
How poor gut health increases your risk of erectile dysfunction
Telegraph: New research suggests improving your diet could ease ED symptoms – here’s how.
Spot the $49,000 difference: Demand increasing for lab-grown diamonds
A jeweller's warning: 'They are never going to hold value as much as a natural diamond.'
Jeremy Sutton: Making decisions around your kids going trick-or-treating
OPINION: The child’s best interest is the paramount consideration.
Want free healthcare or petrol with your job? Kiwi overhauls employee benefits platform
A plan to help make employees healthier has grown more complex.
Should you shampoo your hair daily?
Hair care experts share their tips on how often to wash your hair.
New Zealand's Bitcoin opportunity, according to Michael Saylor
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor explains how it helped his struggling tech company.
Revealed: The two candidates interviewing today for NZ Police Commissioner role
Shortlist of candidates down to Jevon McSkimming and Richard Chambers.
Letters: Act ignores sobering reality; Key's true colours on show
OPINION: 'Functional hospital EDs unclogged by violence are clearly not a top priority.'
Market close: NZ sharemarket drifts higher but Serko surges
Serko confirmed an increase in revenue guidance.
Why do hotel bathrooms feel like peep shows?
'Sometimes privacy is just not going to happen,' said an interior designer.
'Trailblazing' - first private business wins building consenting accreditation
Able to process building consent applications and inspect buildings during construction.
Why Auckland FC's perfect start means so much for football
Auckland FC have quickly established an identity and first impressions mean so much.
Backlash grows as Trump faces accusations of racism and fascism in campaign
NY Times: Trump campaign issued rare statement distancing itself from offensive joke.
Pine Harbour Marina berth holders decry fix-it fees
Main power cables to the marina piers failed and need replacement, owner says.
Claims Kiwi businesses shut out of multimillion-dollar cleaning contracts
'A lot of the Government’s cleaning work doesn’t go out to tender.'
Dick Smith warned over alleged misleading subscription charges
Consumers were charged up to $149 for a subscription they didn't agree to sign up for.
Kāinga Ora spent $300m on housing projects at risk of being cancelled: Can the money be saved?
Two projects have alone cost $73m. If they are cancelled will the taxpayer funds be lost?
I’m a manager with no real power. How do I support my employees?
What do you do when you care enough to create change, but have no power to do so?
Opinion: Don’t respect your elders - what we learned from Lawson v Perez F1 battle
OPINION: The Kiwi landed a major blow in his quest for a 2025 seat.
Stalled international pilot training costing New Zealand $50m a year
An industry group blames the exit of a big operator and slow visa processing.
Volkswagen to close at least 3 German plants, cut thousands of jobs
Financial Times: The first closure of domestic plants in the company’s 87-year history.
Up to 260 hits in one canister: Inside Govt moves to crack down on nitrous oxide
Inhaling excessive amounts can cause neurological impairment, spinal injury, psychosis.