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Insurance premium growth to finally abate – if not fall

A soft insurance market is beneficial for businesses in particular.

Editorial: The suite life and bootcamps - are efforts for troubled teens working?

OPINION: One spent a year living in a motel, 10 had a year in a military-style academy.

Ahead of meeting with Putin, Trump shrugs off Russian threats

NY Times analysis: 'His rhetorical posture is completely acquiescent,' ex-ambassador said.

Are samosas unhealthy? Some Indians find official advice hard to swallow

New York Times: A mild health warning to watch oil and sugar intake stirred a backlash.

Letters: Many English words also have inconsistent vowel sounds

OPINION: Children can cope with the introduction of words in te reo Māori.

Auckland Council meeting attendance: Who showed up, who didn't and who bailed early

See the attendance records for every Auckland councillor over the last three years.

'Risk-averse approach': NZ lagging in fight against organised crime

Poor information sharing means NZ is not keeping pace with criminals, experts say.

Thomas Coughlan: Jacinda Ardern right not to front Covid-19 inquiry

OPINION: Public appearance by the former Prime Minister would set a bad precedent.

'Like a truck': Why Hawke’s Bay's geology made a 4.9 quake hit so hard

The region's sediment can amplify certain kinds of seismic waves, a scientist says.

'Some people shouldn’t be on air': RNZ review urges new talent, reveals 'blame-shifting, low ambition'

Independent report calls for urgent action to halt - and rebuild - falling ratings.

How NZR could buy out Silver Lake

The reason NZR is facing a now-or-never scenario is because of two factors.

Don't pour another one: US drinking drops to new low, poll finds

New York Times: The 54% is the lowest in Gallup's 90 years of collecting data on drinking.

Audrey Young: Self-centred Swarbrick makes Palestine debate all about her

OPINION: Ironically, the Greens co-leader spent the weekend decrying 'outrage' politics.

UK Govt spent $5.4m to block reporting of Afghan data breach

The breach exposed details of 19,000 Afghans linked to British forces.

How to treat the three key types of depression, according to a neuroscientist

Telegraph: New research suggests we may have been approaching depression the wrong way.

Vista Group's revenue hits $77m as it signs on two new cinema chains

Vista added Odeon Cinemas and Village Cinemas as new clients during the first half.