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Bill reveals all about Greek mythology and the truth about Suzie.
Phil Gifford: Seven secrets of success if ABs are to win World Cup
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Slump in container volumes dampens Port of Tauranga earnings outlook
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Auckland’s oldest hotel facing demolition unless urgent repairs are done
The Fitzroy Hotel was built in 1855 and has links to James K Baxter.
In defence of scrums: Rather than debate, let's innovate
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Compliance becomes an $18m game for SkyCity
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Fletcher's grim AGM: Perth leaky pipes and problems on housing
$1b losses had been a 'near-death experience', the company would never return to that.
How starting your bedtime routine at 7am will lead to a better night’s sleep
Telegraph: Follow this 24-hour programme designed by sleep experts to reboot your routine
Audrey Young: There's only one sensible pick for Deputy PM
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has been given ample reason this week to tread carefully.
What to know about the link between red meat and Type 2 diabetes
New York Times: Small diet changes may help lower the risk of Type 2 diabetes.
Matthew Hooton: Why I think Peters is unfit for office
OPINION: NZ First leader’s latest tweets mark a point of no return.
How judges restrain Trump: Gag orders, fines and possible jail time
New York Times: There's a variety of options to stop Trump's attacks. But will any work?
Gregor Paul: All Blacks' 'pragmatic' squad selection shows path to victory
Opinion: What ABs needed against Ireland is not what they need against Boks.
Stop blocking the aisle: How to board an aircraft
Financial Times: Does priority boarding ease the jam of passengers, or make it worse?
Two former Kiwis’ coaches give their verdict on Maguire and Origin job
Maguire's likely ascension to the NSW Origin job provides a quandary for the NZRL
Who is in Israel’s war cabinet?
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Ask An Expert: My new husband doesn't invite me to family parties
New York Times: He heads out for all-day family jam sessions; she sits home alone.
US economic growth accelerated to 4.9% in third quarter
Financial Times: Strong consumer spending drove pace of GDP expansion to big rise.
Nine foods that are good for your cholesterol – and one of them is cheese
Telegraph: New research suggests that not all saturated fats behave the same.
Sporting watchlist: Ranking the best sport this weekend
Chris Rattue ranks the top sporting events to watch over the next few days.
Huge benefit to rugby league in Whangārei under new lease with local school
The park will benefit from new income that will allow a future for the famed spot.
Fonterra science optimistic about finding cow methane reduction biotool - CEO
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Editorial: Customer service needs an upgrade
Technology has brought benefits to the bottom line, but these need to be shared.
Judi Dench’s life in the spotlight: ‘Oh God, I’d like another shot’
Times: The UK's greatest actress on Shakespeare, love, loss and the time she saw a ghost.
Letters: Frustration with Heart of the City, pedestrian crossing issues, and motions of sewage
OPINION: Letters on election, Labour, rugby and Trump.
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Q-Day: The race to save our secrets from the computers of the future
New York Times: Quantum technology could compromise our encryption systems.