‘He’s a cranky-pants’: Snake catchers in Australia are getting busier
NY Times: Stuart McKenzie knows how to deal with deadly snakes. Humans can be trickier.
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Phil Gifford: The looming concern for the All Blacks
OPINION: The team's engine room is looking empty.
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Winton Land's new Auckland waterfront apartment block will start at $5.4 million and go up to $29m for the sub-penthouse. Video / Winton Land
How well is The Warehouse doing in tough grocery environment? — Stock Takes
It's tough for retailers but will that bring good or bad news for the red sheds?
Letters: We’re all vulnerable to online scams; yesterday’s solutions to tomorrow’s transport problems
OPINION: 'We cannot just keep building more motorways through the suburbs'.
Sky TV customer waits nine days for repair, generic email warns of five-day delays
The rollout of the new Sky Box has put pressure on the firm's helpdesk.
Opinion: Why the Ram Raid Bill won’t fix the problem
OPINION: The bill ignores the context of the offending and how to intervene.
What the watered down tax on house flippers will look like
Bright-line test to mirror what it looked like under the previous National-led Government.
Can new love survive mismatched texting styles?
New York Times: He’s quick on the reply, she’s slow to respond: Are they doomed?
Market close: Investors in hibernation as NZ stocks fall
The NZ sharemarket continued to drift aimlessly.
Reddit’s long, rocky road to an initial public offering
New York Times: The site is poised to go public. It hasn’t been easy to reach this point.
PGG Wrightson's biggest shareholder takes aim at performance, agitates for board changes
Singapore’s Agria wants to arrest what it said was a four-year financial decline.
The six fitness myths that drive a personal trainer crazy
No, you don’t need to stretch before exercise and weights won’t make you bulky.
Airfare stoush: What’s driving the war over airline prices?
Airports and airlines are blaming each other for price rises.
Job cuts at Spark, with AI in the frame
The telco cites 'unsustainable' increase in labour costs.
Mortgage hikes of 50%, grocery prices biggest worry - what's keeping Kiwis up
Grocery prices a bigger financial worry than rent and mortgages, some Kiwis cutting back.
Opinion: Mega ferry contract could be renegotiated to build smaller ships
Exiting the contract to walk away empty-handed may not make financial sense.
The cost of an EV will plunge sooner than predicted - but there’s a catch
Electric vehicle sales have levelled off lately after a surge in 2023.
'More important than a gold medal’: The final straw that ended elite cyclist's career at 27
'It’s not exactly how you want to go out, but I’m pretty content and proud.'
Opinion: Kate Middleton’s story is about so much more than Kate Middleton
New York Times opinion: Illustrates double standard between treatment of Kate and Meghan.
After 11 failed rounds of IVF only one thing saved me from the depths of despair
Jessica Hepburn shows exercise is the way through heartbreak and grief.
$6m missing: Liquidators reveal suspicious transactions at failed Auckland crypto firm
The Serious Fraud Office is investigating.
Sports Insider: Logo, jersey revealed for South Island NRL bid
Kea could take flight in NRL.
US held secret talks with Iran over Red Sea attacks
Financial Times: Indirect negotiations in Oman aimed to end Houthi strikes.
A ‘perfect monolith’ appears in Wales
New York Times: A local says he found the 10-foot object during his daily walk.
Advice: How do I get my unemployed brother out of our father’s house?
New York Times: Dad's in aged care and one sibling has moved into the house. What now?
'A soldier among the dead, dying': Kiwi surgeon reveals bizarre and bold operations
A man was admitted after swallowing 35 fish hooks.
'That's a win-win': Winston Peters sees path to trade victories after India trip
Peters returns from India touting wins on direct flights, trade, and security.
Journalist's $3m home fails to sell, but he still wants TVNZ court battle
Santamaria had hoped the sale of his house could have helped fund legal costs.
Editorial: Cause of terrifying Latam incident needs to be found quickly
It's speculated the problem could be related to a software glitch found nine years ago.
Letters: Wealthy the winners with this Govt; defending raised pedestrian crossings
OPINION: 'We should be encouraging gang members to be useful members of society.'
Inside the drafting of Luxon’s ‘cut-and-paste’ Waitangi speech
OIA documents show how PM's speech was crafted - and who owned the words.
Opinion: Trade between China and the West has failed to make it more liberal
OPINION: 2015 was almost a decade ago. But it seems like a century.
Jonathan Hunt — the king of conviviality
Legendary former Speaker also had some difficult years.