Global leaders rush to woo Trump, hoping to sway him on tariffs
New York Times: Governments trying to appeal to Trump to have steep tariffs rolled back.
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Editorial: NZ’s lack of e-waste policy needs urgent attention
OPINION: About 71% of Auckland’s kerbside bins contained e-waste in a recent audit.
Architectural designer admits money laundering, seeks discharge and permanent suppression
The designer helped scammers steal $235,000 from two investors.
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Thomas Coughlan: Defence overhaul will hit spending in other areas
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Letters: We fail the Ghandi test when it comes to treatment of our most vulnerable
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Property Insider: Fletcher’s $15m ‘mistake’, debate on granny flat law relaxation
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‘Grim reaper cometh’: Major NZX plunge amid global market turmoil
The NZX 50 Index plummeted 3.68% to 11,775.88, its worst drop since March 2020.
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Telegraph: Gaba is the wellness world’s latest buzzword.
Wayne Brown apologises to his deputy for ‘Lamborghini’ comment
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Will tariff turmoil drive NZ interest rates lower still?
NZ wholesale interest rates have fallen after the US introduced higher tariff charges.
Tariff turmoil: How will airfares be impacted?
Five key factors could influence airfares, economist says.
Amid tariff turmoil, will the Reserve Bank cut again?
The RBNZ is due to make its first rate call since Adrian Orr's departure.
‘Dream does not become reality’: Steve Evans on Clever Core failure
'Thanks to all who believed in it like me, worked in it, and supported it.'
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Trump family’s cash registers ring as financial meltdown plays out
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The White Lotus: 7 questions for the Season 3 finale
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Media industry shake-up: Radio and outdoor firm MediaWorks sold to majority owner
The acquisition is one of several major moves in the NZ media landscape.
Michael Burgess: The big questions over Eden Park’s future
As it stands, two of three biggest teams in this city have no interest in using Eden Park.
NZ hydro-power generation gets a boost
Much-needed rain has taken some pressure off the national electricity grid.
Alex Powell: The biggest threat to Lawson's Red Bull future reveals itself
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Letters: New Zealand shoppers can hit back at Trump’s tariffs
OPINION: It's up to us, the ordinary people of New Zealand, a reader writes.
‘Coral graveyard’: Environmentalists blame deep-sea damage on NZ trawlers
Greenpeace took a vessel equipped with underwater cameras to survey known trawl zones.
Simon Wilson: AT’s new targets mean more spending on roads, less on public transport and cycling
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Public Defence Service overhaul raises concerns about miscarriages of justice
The PSA questions how many lawyers will replace those potentially being laid off.
‘Goldmine’: Developers brace for $500m state home sell-off
The huge sell-off is part of the state housing agency's big cost-cutting 'reset'.
Small Business: Reigniting the need for breakfast with Fuller
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Government says enough is enough of ‘lenient’ sentences. It has the previous National Government to thank for them.
Greater use of community sentences was enabled by law changes in 2016, under National
Sasha Borissenko: Family trusts no longer as attractive as they used to be
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Russo Brothers: Marvel is killing cinemas? No, they’ve kept them open
Times: The Oscar-winning sibling directors are back to save the universe.
Diana Clement: How to get started on investing if you’re a young adult
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