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Society Insider: Chef Al Brown dating businesswoman; Buyers sought to co-own slice of $30m Queenstown hotel

Plus, meet the former St Kent's student fulfilling her Ivy League dreams.

Letters: 'Appalled' bottom trawling is allowed to continue

OPINION: Also, “traffic calming chicanes” must be one of the greatest oxymorons crafted.

‘Risk to community’: The ‘gap’ in child sex offender system, how ministers responded

A key risk was offenders could enter and reside in New Zealand undetected.

‘Fastest to $20m revenue’ - Tracksuit's rapid growth, $42m raise

"Fastest to $20m revenue."

Editorial: Should consumer watchdogs act on shrinkflation?

OPINION: Downsizing by stealth is legal but should it be?

Auckland businessman sacked from Beca, warned to expect jail sentence for role in $2m scam

The South African costings professional had been earning $200k a year plus bonuses.

Market close: Fletcher Building shares rise as NZ market gains momentum

There were 60 gainers on the main board and 60 decliners today.

She’s completed 99 Ironman races. Her motivation? Patting dogs mid-race

Jill Walker is used to the question - “shouldn’t you be running?”

Inside Christchurch's long-overdue new $500m indoor sports facility

The project is a decade late and nearly triple the original budget.

Do I need to refrigerate sauce? An A-to-Z guide to storing condiments

New York Times: Soy sauce? Peanut butter? Settle some scores with this breakdown.

Three lessons from international protests amid unrest in Los Angeles

New York Times: Experts say harsh crackdowns can bolster or undermine governments.

In 23andMe case, a fight brews over who can sell your genetic code

'Why are you selling their genetic data when you don’t own it?'

In China, preventing exam cheating in the AI era is a high-security operation

Students faced strict surveillance, including drones and metal detectors.

Alex Powell: Liam Lawson's Red Bull future lies in Yuki Tsunoda's hands

OPINION: There is plenty for the Kiwi to race for over the coming months.

'Flick a switch': Just how psychopathic are surgeons?

Telegraph: In recent weeks, two surgeons have made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of June 9 - 15

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Why fewer cruise ships may not mean fewer tourists for 'popular' stop

The region expects 87 cruise ships next season across 74 dates.

Residents stop contractors' work on 15-metre cell tower in Gisborne

Residents are peacefully protesting a cell tower in their neighbourhood, blocking work.