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Day one of Donald Trump’s criminal trial: Five takeaways
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‘Blowout’ US retail sales shake bond and currency markets
Financial Times: Dollar gains, and latest sign of hot economy cools hopes of rate cuts.
Gregor Paul: Super Rugby still as explosive as the NRL
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Letters: Lessons from Sydney mall attack; public sector bloat
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Editorial: More questions than answers regarding the Government’s new pet bond
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Unreasonable: Treasury slates Kāinga Ora plans to sell 10,000 homes
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Opinion: NZSAS transparency follows other secretive agencies stepping out of shadows
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From rugby field to $350m retirement village: Summerset nears tryline
Deposits taken on the first stage or 180 units amount to around $100m of sales.
Low housing density and $50 road tolls: Wayne Brown v the Govt - Simon Wilson
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China’s capital markets activity falls to multi-decade lows
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Market close: Israel-Iran tensions send nervous sharemarkets tumbling
Some confidence returned to the local index in the afternoon but it remained in the red.
Be restrained or go ‘crazy’? Israel faces tough choices after Iran attack
Financial Times: Diplomat still in the dark as to what form the response might take.
Wayde Egan shrugs off Origin talk to prioritise form for Warriors
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The rise of the chief AI officer - but what do these leaders do?
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