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New York Times: The Sixth Sense star has found a balance that has eluded some child stars.
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If the plan goes ahead 230 people would lose their jobs.
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Opinion: I knew what my enablers were doing. It’s murkier with Matthew Perry
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'There’s no excuse for rates going up that fast. It’s just completely unnecessary.'
ADHD burnout: Causes, symptoms and recovery
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Poor hydro levels weigh on Mercury’s 2025 earnings outlook
Power company Mercury NZ says pressure on the electricity system will remain.
Western airlines slash flights to China
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Trump promotes AI images to suggest Taylor Swift endorsed him
New York Times: Trump has been preoccupied with the popularity of the pop music megastar.
Can stress turn your hair grey?
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Editorial: It’s time to ramp up the response to violent boy-racer meets
OPINION: The Police Association has slammed the events where officers are targeted.
Empire gets largest Vital shareholder to back 50.01% takeover offer
Vital is due to deliver its full-year result next Tuesday.
Ad industry anger: Top creative agencies miss out in Govt crackdown on public spending
Ad industry likens dealing with MBIE to 'flat earthers'; MBIE defends cost-savings move.
First XV rugby wrap: Modern powerhouses to clash in Auckland 1A final
The Auckland title will be decided between teams which were separated by just two points.
'It's in the past': RNZYS on Barcelona decision and taking AmCup on tour
The Auld Mug will be going on a 40-stop tour around New Zealand next month.
Decline of cash: Small firms lag in adoption of digital payment methods
Shifting payment trends forcing change onto small businesses.
Death, rocks, doubters, tunnellers and Dublin: CRL's Sean Sweeney
'Would have preferred to stay in New Zealand. I love New Zealand. I’m a passionate Kiwi.'
Insurance premium hikes to keep surpassing the inflation rate - Suncorp CEO
The insurer expects a jump in reinsurance costs post-Cyclone Gabrielle to moderate.
Pilots say CAA whistleblower allegations are 'serious' and warrant investigation
President of pilots' association says whistleblower allegations are 'serious'.
Letters: Reserve Bank boss isn't to blame for NZ's economic woes
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Methanex pressured to fill key government gas contract in the midst of supply squeeze
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Sorry Minister, congestion charges not the key to freeing up roads – Simon Wilson
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What's already been said and done to improve banking competition.
Government reviews $500m research tax credit, which Act wants scrapped
An expensive but popular tax credit could be junked at the next Budget.
Provincial ratepayers could be hit with water charge hikes under new water scheme - officials
The Government's three waters changes might not save provincial ratepayers from hikes.
What's more Italian than making pasta with a grandma?
Italian grandmothers are teaching guests the dying art of pasta-making.