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Editorial: More competition on transtasman flights a win for consumers
OPINION: Jetstar's plans to return to Hamilton and Dunedin are a boost for the regions.
Letters: Don't we want cheaper groceries?
OPINION: 'More expensive bureaucrats to roll back existing bureaucrats.'
An Irish bishop was buried in a cathedral vault. His secrets were not
New York Times: Calls grow for exhumation of bishop amid new abuse allegations.
Market close: Fed's 'jumbo' rate cut spurs NZ shares higher
Across the ditch, the Australian sharemarket reached a record high.
How Demi Moore's career reflects Hollywood's treatment of women
New York Times: At 61, Demi Moore is defying industry standards of age.
Why former owners of three Auckland restaurants went into liquidation owing $700k
“It’s going to be completely different from what it is now.”
Guilty plea in cartel case welcomed by Commerce Commission
Half the defendants in alleged construction cartel plead guilty.
My wife has decided to schedule sex in our diaries
Telegraph: ‘I knew that we were in a bit of a dry patch, but I find it so unromantic’.
Think you have ADHD? It could be one of these seven things instead
Telegraph: ADHD shares symptoms with many other disorders, making diagnosis tricky.
An ugly divorce, Russia’s richest woman and two dead in Moscow
New York Times: Shootout leaves two dead amid bitter divorce battle.
Nobody warns you about the devastation breast cancer wreaks on your sex life
Telegraph: New report says 98% of women report intimacy struggles after breast cancer.
Want to trade like Warren Buffett? New chatbot mimics minds of the greats
Wall Street's 'Intelligent Livermore ETF' will create new riches for investors.
Big win for ex-Hanover co-owner Mark Hotchin in property dispute
Lawsuit was against the vendor of a retail unit bought six years ago by Hotchin's company.
Audrey Young: Te Pāti Māori MP scores spectacular own-goal over 'lies' slur
OPINION: Tākuta Ferris proved his point with his own blatant porky.
Exploding pagers in Lebanon: The Mossad operation that shocked the world
As the death toll from attacks in Lebanon rises, Mossad is living up to its reputation.
Extreme rainfall kills thousands as floods wreak havoc across four continents
New York Times: Scientist warns "extreme events are getting stronger everywhere".
The financial reality of getting divorced in New Zealand: 5 Kiwis share their stories
'Sometimes it’s better to walk away with your head held high.'
Tupperware files for bankruptcy as sales slump
The brand has seen sales fall as consumer behaviors change and competition increases.
Taiwan company tries to distance itself from pagers used in Lebanon attack
New York Times: Gold Apollo points to another company that was licensed to use its brand.
$3.6m liabilities: PwC report on Sportcraft boating businesses
Staff, Inland Revenue and many others are listed as being owed money by the two companies.
'Absolutely thrilled': The Star is reborn - 103-year-old newspaper resurrected after closure
The presses are rolling again.
Sports Insider: Could South Africa return to Super Rugby?
OPINION: And would Kiwis even want them back?
US Fed cuts rates by half a point and signals easing cycle era has begun
US central bank’s decision marks a milestone in its two-year fight against inflation.
Wayne Brown: Build a new harbour bridge, don't waste billions on flawed plan
OPINION: A tunnel in the same location as the current bridge achieves nothing.
Govt needs to hire equivalent of Ashburton by 2026 to deliver transport promises
NZTA demanded a Government guarantee before signing off on the loan.
Letters: Company tax loophole must be closed now
OPINION: 'Sanitarium... should pay tax, just as all struggling people and companies do.'
How Netflix won the streaming wars
Financial Times: Netflix even has the edge over Hollywood rivals.
Editorial: Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau's financial admission fails to relate
OPINION: Whanau selling her car to help pay the bills was surprising, but not relatable.
Steve Braunias at Polkinghorne trial: And now we wait
OPINION: Steve Braunias continues his diary from the High Court at Auckland.
Roger Partridge: Parliament takes the wheel on contractor rules
OPINION: Legislative intervention shows Parliament taking its role seriously.
Agnes Naera: Progress for women in the boardroom still hard-won
OPINION: 131 years since Suffrage Day there is still work to be done.
Claire Trevett: A bad poll and an overseas trip makes Chris Hipkins an easy target
OPINION: It didn't take long for National to make merry with leadership speculation.
Eleven most important topics before picking a builder: G.J. Gardner chief
'In a challenging economy, it pays to ask a few challenging questions.'