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Opening statements in Trump’s criminal trial: Five takeaways
New York Times: Trump's lawyers began their assault on witnesses' credibility.
New York Times: Trump's lawyers began their assault on witnesses' credibility.
NYT: A new (and previously unthinkable) feeling is in the air: Taylor Swift fatigue.
Director said video company was 'another victim of Covid', according to liquidator.
The plan is to 'give order to the rather disordered collection of buildings and spaces'.
FT opinion: Overlooked reason for US resilience could be huge ongoing stimulus.
Council claims more than $20.5m in 'wasted costs' after selling part-built carpark for $1.
Media Insider: Meta introducing technology to blur IG nudes; Media firms eye fee relief.
He grew up in a state house, left school at 15 and just sold his company for millions.
A grandstand going for apartments but the latest study shows fewer cranes on our horizons.
ANALYSIS: No evidence it will reduce crime also doesn't mean it won't or can't.
Genesis Energy says gas production is falling at a faster rate than forecasts.
OPINION: Most of us think the country is 'broken' and need a 'strong leader'. Now what?
Up to 18,000 people with diabetes will soon get free access to life-saving technology.
New York Times: China is cementing its global leadership in manufacturing.
Meanwhile, the NZ sharemarket bounced back as tensions in the Middle East eased.
New York Times: The case seems strong, but a conviction is far from assured.
The family-owned boat company collapsed under excessive debt, receivers say.
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The final track of The Tortured Poets Department is dedicated to the 1920s film star.
Financial Times: Does a hotter economy really make you faster?
OPINION: The salary cap money could have been better spent, writes Chris Rattue.
Latest Chinese airline to resume flights to NZ touches down for winter season.
The collapse of a $2.2b deal for VFX software leaves Wellywood more powerful than ever.
'At times it’s overwhelming' - Amanda Browne runs two stores at the same time.
NYT: Sole-Smith's book on diet culture and parenting has propelled her into the spotlight.
UK equity investors involved in Taupo and Otago farms.
Financial Times: Large proportion of sales come from traditional vinyl and CD formats.
These simple tips can boost the nutritional profile of your favourite foods.
New York Times: Prospective jurors describe their experience in the fraught environment.