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The New Zealand sharemarket took a breather after a string of positive days.
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New York Times: Cairo now houses tens of thousands of Palestinians who fled war in Gaza.
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New York Times: How critical minutes allowed a would-be assassin to slip past officers.
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History’s most brutal Olympic doping scandal – and the women who paid the price
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New York Times: Biden's list of scenarios in which he might reconsider running has grown.
Serato deal fails to clear Commerce Commission hurdle
DJ battle: Regulator says no to takeover of Serato.
Some new houses so energy efficient, they must be cooled in winter, Minister says
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Chip stocks tumble as Trump comments rattle investors
Financial Times: Markets fret over report of tougher semiconductor trade restrictions.
Sports Insider: NZ Cricket's daft idea will send Eden Park's rebuild costs soaring
OPINION: Cricket is looking after itself while concealing the added costs from public.
Accused Head Hunters boss seeks release of $200,000 for legal bill
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Commerce Commission probe rolls on as boss sells benefits of merging Foodstuffs co-ops
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I was a clean-eating influencer - and it ruined my health
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Opinion: The myth of New Zealand’s business-friendly reputation
OPINION: Does New Zealand deserve its favourable reputation?
Letters: Farewell to Norm Hewitt – rugby star and caring friend
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SMEs vulnerable to cyber security breaches, report reveals
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NZ’s looming gas shortage: The case for LNG imports
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50 years ago, Jaws hit bookstores, capturing the angst of a generation
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Market close: NZ stocks push higher on back of falling inflation
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As the inflation rate drops close to the target range, calls for early cuts are growing.