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How AI could accidentally engage businesses in cartels

AI cartels and algorithmic collusion are emerging competition law risks. Bell Gully explains how businesses can avoid breaching New Zealand's Commerce Act.

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Hospitals descending into crisis

Today from The Detail: From waiting room tragedies to crumbling hospital buildings, NZ's health system is on 'a slow descent into crisis'

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Kiwi swimmers make Glasgow a historic standout

Swimming writer Dave Crampton salutes five medal winner Erika Fairweather and a strong team performance in the pool, and anticipates next month's Pan Pacific champs

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Ok boomer, Taupō edition

An excerpt from a memoir about a teenage bogan's romantic life in Taupō in the 1970s

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What buying second hand does for communities – and your wallet

Today from The Detail: A new report estimates that the New Zealand op shop industry reinvests $78 million back into communities

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Brown promises ‘future-focused’ pandemic plan while relitigating the past

Comment: In the collective obsession to avoid every little mistake from the Covid-19 response, we risk failing to learn from what went right.

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Worst gap since GFC: Inflation is hurting poor and elderly more than middle NZ

Analysis: Four years ago, a sharp hike in interest rates hit mortgaged swing voters – but this time, it’s different

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Green candidate’s unconventional tactic to boost the Māori roll

The lawyer and Green Party candidate says she knows how the internet works, and is taking advantage of human nature to game the algorithm

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Mainlining the manosphere

Today from The Detail: A youth counsellor in Christchurch says every single young man he's come into contact with has been radicalised by the manosphere.

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China quietly shifts the rules for NZ as a New Cold War looms

From Otago University - Comment: Beijing is changing the terms of its relationship with Wellington as US-China strategic rivalry deepens, writes Nicholas Khoo.

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Book of the Week: ‘The makings of an NZ classic’

A rave review for one of the year's most outstanding books

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Auckland City Rail Link opening date kept secret as network rail shutdowns end

Councillor Richard Hills pressed officials for a target month, but transport chiefs insist on keeping the 6-week launch window under wraps.

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Why semiconductors are powering today’s biggest investment themes

Artificial intelligence is driving demand for semiconductors, but the investment opportunity goes far beyond AI. Here's why chips are powering today's biggest investment themes.

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From Russia without love: Man arrested by armed officers, accused of spying for NZ

Analysis: This brush with global headlines may evoke 1981, when a blundering Security Intelligence Service officer left behind his briefcase containing a Penthouse magazine and three meat pies – but this time, the headlines involve a Russian regime spoiling for a fight, writes Jonathan Milne.

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The 501s rebuilding their lives in New Zealand

Today from The Detail: Australia's 501 deportees say they feel like refugees when they arrive on New Zealand soil. But we're getting better at helping them adapt.

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A corner of NZ on a foreign field

A wartime novel tells the amazing story of what a Kiwi batallion encountered in Nazi-occupied Trieste, Italy

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Why NZ’s 50-year-old relationship property law is failing modern couples

Comment from Otago University: Legal experts warn NZ’s 50-year-old Property (Relationships) Act is no longer fit for purpose

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Luxon must explain NZ’s vote on UN human rights chief, Labour says

NZ was just one of 13 countries to abstain on reappointment of senior UN official

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Gold mining company prepares to dig up highway and orchards

Record $7000 gold prices are fuelling an Otago mining boom, with Hawkeswood Ltd expanding across five sites and gaining approval to move State Highway 8.

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Greens target data centres, corporate wealth in bid to win from voter angst

Can the Greens capitalise on anxiety about AI and growing inequality – or will a rival snatch the Opportunity?

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Comm Games Day 3: Fairweather wins SILVER and third medal

Erika Fairweather swims to her third medal in the longest race in the pool and the Silver Ferns score a crucial victory on Day 3 of the Glasgow Games

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Attempt to get Auckland father out of jail in controversial case

A young Auckland father is seeking to be released from prison while he appeals his conviction - an appeal based on fresh international medical expert evidence uncovered by Newsroom investigations editor Melanie Reid that has also fuelled calls for wider scrutiny of similar cases.

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The US charity repatriating NZ’s fallen from Ukraine

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, a US charity works through bureaucracy and grief to return Kiwis killed in the war

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Gareth Morgan: The real Opportunity is on Parliament’s cross benches

Founder of TOP Gareth Morgan has some advice for his Opportunity Party successors - stay clear of government, hold your nerve on policy excellence

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Super Rugby sensations: Blues threepeat, a miracle for Poua and a force of nature

The threepeat Blues have the best record in Super Rugby Aupiki, but it took some late, daring rugby to prevail in 2026. Matatū impressed but it was Hurricanes Poua who were arguably the darlings of the competition, improving out of sight.

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