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Letters: Banning vehicles on Auckland beaches; mobility parking abuse
OPINION: 'Auckland Council can and should ban recreational vehicles on beaches.'
The year Tom Cruise gave not one but two dangerously vulnerable performances
NYT: Twenty-five years ago, the superstar opened himself up in ways he rarely has since.
Market close: NZ shares fall to end the week
Meanwhile, Infratil and Fisher & Paykel’s lofty heights underpinned the weekly gain.
Major Auckland car dealership in liquidation after receivership
'Dealers have struggled this year', says an industry expert.
Sporting VIPs set to open new Kingsland sports bar
The A-list sports stars expected at kick off.
Fans fume over radio host's 'Jabba' jibe at Boks coach; Secrets of Lotto's famous lost-dog TV ad
Top roles cut in MediaWorks upheaval; Media power couple's radio conflict.
Promise to begin new tunnel this term in doubt
Govt has delayed second Mt Vic tunnel while it investigates a bigger one.
Swiping across borders: How location-hopping is changing dating apps
NY Times: Some apps let users check out the dating pool miles away from home. Should they?
Gregor Paul: Can NZ Rugby find the leader it needs to save the game?
OPINION: Looking at the problems the national union faces, and who could fix them.
Ngāi Tahu takes minority stake in online GP service founded by Cecilia Robinson
The iwi has become a minority shareholder of Tend Health, thanks to sharing a mutual goal.
How much screen time should toddlers have? None, Sweden says
NY Times: Children under 2 should not be exposed to any screens, health authorities say.
Michael Keaton: Beetlejuice star reflects on his years in Hollywood
NYT: The actor returns to Beetlejuice with years or ups and down and an Oscar nomination.
Pope finds fervent fans among Indonesia’s transgender community
New York Times: Trans women in Jakarta celebrate Pope Francis' visit.
China’s new back doors into Western markets
Financial Times: How Chinese companies set up shop to get around tariffs and barriers.
Labour saved $500m, the coalition spent it
Debate reignites as to whether the Government is borrowing for tax cuts.
An agonising dilemma: When obesity prevents a joint replacement
NY Times: Discrimination or safety? Doctors refusing to operate on those with high BMIs.
Dairy exporters in USA gloomy over China demand outlook
The US update notes China’s efforts to grow its own milk production.
Businessman convicted on two corruption charges gets bail - to Australia
Businessman admits giving 'gifts' to curry favour.
Luxury NZ fashion brand ‘parked’ a year after glossy launch - without ever selling an item
Actor Jono Kenyon has severed ties with the brand, which is also linked to a fraudster.
'I have uncovered a scandal!': Mike Hosking's swipe at RNZ over minister's wayward phone call
Hosking wonders if it's sabotage; RNZ says it's a genuine misunderstanding.
In the Paralympic fix-it shop, plenty of fractures but no blood
NY Times: Technicians at Paris Games fix everything from wheelchairs to broken glasses.
Phil Gifford: All Blacks can't better the Boks in man-to-man combat
OPINION: The All Blacks may find space out wide can help defuse the bomb squad.
Matthew Hooton: Act’s Treaty bill all about attacking Nats in 2026
OPINION: The Prime Minister faces crucial decisions as his party and country’s leader.
Letters: Making health a political football
OPINION: 'The project's been badly managed, communication seems to be non-existent.'
Editorial: NZ needs a third major supermarket player
OPINION: Tinkering around the edges has not been enough to make a difference.
My son won’t go to school, take his medication or see a professional. What do I do?
Addressing teen’s mental health requires building trust and finding alternative solutions.
Bank balances shoot up as savers rush to lock in high interest rates
What will happen to all these funds as interest rates fall?
NZ stocks emerge from a tough reporting season
Is there light at the end of the tunnel for NZ's beaten-up share market?
'I live at home like a prisoner': New Taliban law bans women's voices in public
New York Times: The sound of a woman’s voice outside the home has been outlawed.
Gregor Paul: The future has finally arrived for Razor's ABs
Opinion: Mark this down as the moment the Scott Robertson era truly separated itself.
Market close: Infratil surges on demand for data centres
Synlait Milk shares up after company raises milk price forecast.
How to manage your time (and life) – by the productivity expert
Times: Steps to take to start leading a more efficient and more meaningful life.