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Market close: NZ stocks rise for first time in more than a week
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Puberty blocker ban: England limits youth gender medications
New York Times: Five European nations have now restricted the drugs.
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Kiwis are reining in their discretionary spending.
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New York Times: State’s highest court reinstated 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions.
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Newshub closure: Bosses' full speeches to 'devastated' staff today
TV bosses confirm talks have been held with rival media companies.
Westland Milk posts big lift in net profit
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Martin Wolf: The tree of debt must stop growing
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Yes, you can wash cast iron: Five big kitchen myths, debunked
New York Times: There are some common misconceptions when it comes to cooking.
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Letters: Listen carefully to Govt’s narrative; self-serving public servants
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Richard Prebble: Why not govern the country like it is a company?
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