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Fearful or cheerful? World leaders mull a potential Trump foreign policy
NYT: Some governments are taking steps to prepare for the possible return of Trump.
NYT: Some governments are taking steps to prepare for the possible return of Trump.
OPINION: An iconic golf hole and the best sports documentary I've seen for a while.
NY Times: Expectations are rising among Democrats that the president will soon relent.
'I’m not massive on audience interaction, and I don’t think Kiwis are big on it either.'
Telegraph: From apps to matchmaking services, everything you need to know.
Financial Times: Facebook owner considers boost to smart glasses partnership.
'Don’t just pay your bill and move on,' a previously under-insured farming family says.
Taxpayer funding for Polkinghorne murder case TV doco; TVNZ sports host's new role.
OPINION: As Donald Trump's lead extends, NZ has some big foreign policy calls to make.
OPINION: 'Next election, it’s quite likely a Labour and Green coalition.'
Staff have moved into the new Wellington headquarters.
Wild, Wild Space charts the lift off of Rocket Lab and other firms.
OPINION: Should NZ continue our pro-Nato push if Trump plans to wreck it?
Times: He worked for Gaddafi and got Assad's wife in Vogue. Can he buy back his soul?
The ministry is taking a 'proactive interest' in the school’s response to complaints.
NY Times: Too much or too little sleep has been tied to cognitive issues in older adults.
New York Times: The competitions can seem almost an afterthought to the food experiences.
The New Zealand sharemarket took a breather after a string of positive days.
OPINION: Ioane's position as first-choice All Blacks centre has largely been unchallenged.
New York Times: How critical minutes allowed a would-be assassin to slip past officers.
‘I always preferred to bake a cake than run a mile.’
'We failed with this customer and for that we are deeply sorry.'
Callum Mallett, chief operating officer, on what went wrong and what the company is doing to fix it. Video / Michael Craig
Actor showed remorse for fraud and is working for a good cause, ANZ says.
Times: Thousands of elite athletes were fed 'special vitamins' that cost many their lives.
New York Times: Biden's list of scenarios in which he might reconsider running has grown.
DJ battle: Regulator says no to takeover of Serato.
Over-insulated? Penk says some people are taking extreme steps.
A consortium plans has eyed up Pernod Ricard's Aussie, NZ and Spanish wine businesses.
Financial Times: Markets fret over report of tougher semiconductor trade restrictions.