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What do we get out of Jacinda Ardern's children's book?
Where does Mum's Busy Work fit when women with young kids are struggling to stay in the workforce?

'NZ on wrong side of history on Palestine' - Helen Clark
The former prime minister said the government's decision not to recognise a Palestinian state was very disappointing.

Zurich votes to ban petrol leaf blowers

Survey reveals heavy toll of reserve duty on Israeli families

American actress who led abusive chants about Rory McIlroy steps down as Ryder Cup MC
A statement from the PGA of America explained that Heather McMahan, a comedian and actress, had also apologised to the European team.

'A night I will never forget': Loafers Lodge killer almost murdered teen in 2009
Fourteen years before Esarona Lologa set fire to Loafers Lodge - killing five people - he attempted to murder a teenager with a machete.

What sectors are barely paying more than minimum wage?
NZ might have a dozen sectors paying at least a median $100,000 a year, but there are almost as many paying barely more than the minimum wage

Why Elon Musk, Sam Altman and Other Billionaires Are Betting On Brain-Computer Interfaces

Goldman's tech boss discusses the future of AI on Wall Street — and how it will reshape careers

Older workers reaping benefits from AI
Some are sceptical, others enthusiastic - but over-50s are proving they can adapt faster than many expected.

Sounds Air flies out of Christchurch for last time
The airline has cut the Blenheim to Christchurch and Christchurch to Wanaka saying it was facing out of control costs despite strong bookings.

Pragmatism over protest: Govt risks backlash on Palestine
Analysis: Many will be outraged over the government's decision not to recognise Palestinian statehood, as the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground in Gaza worsens.

Health advisory group under fire from its own co-chair over fetal alcohol report
Officials privately expressed surprise at Raawiri Ratuu's criticisms that a new plan to tackle FASD had been weakened.

What is NZ's role in Trump's Golden Dome missile defence system?
A blueprint for the Golden Dome missile defence system has been created in the US, and while New Zealand has a burgeoning space industry, should it be involved?

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to address stance on Palestine recognition in morning media
David Seymour says dark forces on social media may have played big part in shaping views.

Army sent to battle fire in Namibia tourist hotspot

Child filmed chugging milk at Oktoberfest divides Germany

Report: Dozens killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza

Person found with critical injuries in Gisborne
Police found the person in the suburb of Riverdale.

‘We want you back’: Silver Ferns star makes plea for coach’s return in post-match presentation
During the presentation of the Taini Jamison trophy to the Silver Ferns, Grace Nweke, the acting captain for that match, quietly asked the presenter if she could say one more thing.

Police cordon off Gisborne home after person found critically injured
Police were called to a property on Ormond Rd, near Lytton Rd, about 4am on Monday.

'Just come and be in it' - 87yo community theatre director
June Renwick from Auckland's Selwyn Community Arts Theatre still gets "really excited" about seeing people discover their hidden performance talents.

Bird of the Year 2025 winner set to take flight
Part beauty pageant, part political campaign. This year's Bird of the Year winner is soon to be crowned.

NZ's stance on Palestinian state: 'Many expected a more robust response'
New Zealand's reputation could take a hit on the global stage over the government's decision not to recognise Palestine as a state at this time, an international relations expert says.

'A night I will never forget': Loafers Lodge killer almost murdered teen in 2009
Fourteen years before Esarona Lologa set fire to Loafers Lodge - killing five people - he attacked a teenager with a machete.