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'Balanced and agile': How much are councils and government departments using AI?
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Friendly fire: How Kiwis halfback has become the Warriors' greatest NRL rival
It's hard to think of another Kiwi who has enjoyed such success against the Warriors.
Blues v Chiefs: The surprising player who gets the best from Blues’ forward power
Vern Cotter brought renewed drive to the forward pack.
Heating planet charging up NZ’s big rain-makers
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US Open: Dustin Johnson and the tyranny of having to play golf
Johnson's departure typifies what happens when money beats sport.
Te Pūkenga payouts: $163,000 for redundant chief executive
Golden handshakes topping $719,000 paid to Te Pūkenga execs in recent years.
Loud, proud, colourful: The must-see stage celebration of rugby – and Tongan pride
Red, White & Brass leaps from screen to stage. The cast explains what to expect.
Dame Theresa Gattung on the high-rolling world of dating after divorce
Compatico offers elite matchmaking for singles over 40.
Letters: How long can a cafe customer stay at a table; runaway dad not a criminal
OPINION: 'Police have manufactured this seemingly strong family man into a Robin Hood’.
Ponsonby shooting: Police probe if revolver found in lake was murder weapon
They are cut-down Alfa Carbines, which have fast become the favoured gun for gang members.
Liam Dann: Worse than recession – have we hit stagflation?
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Shane Te Pou: National’s ‘vandalism’ of workers’ rights is unprecedented - but it’s not too late
OPINION: Luxon, Willis and the National Party aren’t having the best of times.
Diana Clement: Comfort around money is vital to financial wellbeing
OPINION: Managing money well can be key to financial wellness.
‘Not just chip stealers’: New Zealand seagulls in dramatic decline
Scientists and biodiversity experts say Kiwis should care about falling seagull numbers.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Hey entitled MPs - the public hates paying off your mortgages
OPINION: Parliament can change the rules if it wants to. It just doesn’t want to.
Fixing a financial disaster: How Ryman’s chairman plans to do it
CEO & CFO gone. Dividend suspended. Directors replaced.
Editorial: Top Chinese delegation's NZ visit came at critical time for Luxon
OPINION: Trade was high on the agenda but so was political interference.
Naomi Campbell: ‘Supermodels weren’t spoilt. The industry was run by men’
Times: The most infamous of the supers has mellowed ... but she's still three hours late.
Dissolving the dead: Push to legalise liquification of corpses in NZ
Water cremation takes just twelve hours, is environmentally friendly, and it could be coming to New Zealand. Video / Cameron Pitney / Mark Mitchell / Getty
Dissolving the dead: Push to legalise liquification of corpses in NZ
Water cremation could be coming to New Zealand.
Mark Lister: Raft of bad news from locally listed companies
OPINION: What could turn things around for local stocks?
Annabel Langbein: 3 dishes to spice up your winter
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Steven Joyce: Progress is inexorable. We don't want to be left behind
OPINION: How wealthy, or poor, do we want to be?
Delphinium Days: Derek Jarman exhibition opens at Gus Fisher Gallery
The enduring legacy of an artist, activist and canonised 'saint'.
TVNZ CEO formally apologises to staff over bungled cost-cutting move
TVNZ must retain staff as it obeys court orders but it's also facing heavy cost pressures.
Napier cocktail bar exasperated over council red tape on alleyway use
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