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What offshore AI crackdown means for Kiwi businesses

The EU is moving to regulate artificial intelligence – other countries will follow. Where does that leave New Zealand, and its AI businesses?

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Developers increasingly defaulting on loans

Interest rates are continuing to take a toll on the property sector.

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An ode to recovery

A report on people in Hawkes Bay living in tents, caravans, garages, sleep-outs, sheds and actual houses.

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National's roads equal to eight weeks a year of Huntly coal-burning

Transport planners say National's plans to build more roads won't ease congestion in the long run and will jeopardise our climate goals, but Labour isn't doing much better.

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Barbenheimer and the music of excess

More means more in the film score for 'Barbie'; but more means less in 'Oppenheimer', argues Gregory Camp

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PM stuck in limbo-land governing over campaigning

Chris Hipkins wants to be talking about his Government’s housing and infrastructure plans this week but instead he’s trapped in obfuscation mode as Labour leader

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Three water CEOs claim salaries despite roles being disestablished

A trio of veteran public servants are being paid up to $2.4m between them, to set in place new Three Waters corporations that have now been canned. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Netball World Cup: Tougher challenges await Ferns

A 61-goal win over Singapore completed the Silver Ferns' first stage of the Netball World Cup. But it only gets harder from here, Merryn Anderson reports.

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Be wary of the term 'youth justice'

Opinion: Dr Ronald Kramer asks why we are letting the vague concept of 'youth justice' saturate the political agenda, arguing it does little more than protect hierarchies in our society.

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UN calls out poor management of mental health care in NZ prisons

The United Nations is extremely concerned by the high number of people detained in New Zealand with mental illness and intellectual disabilities that are not being managed well

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Peters feeds the five hundred in the north

The country’s most experienced political pair of hands promised a review of the Government’s Covid response, and industrial gifts for Northland

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How to stop making arithmetic of an unequal society add up

Any party not urgently addressing social and infrastructure deficits, and getting the money to do that, does not deserve your vote, says Rob Campbell

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A quantum boost for global supply chains

With their ability to handle huge amounts of data and calculations, quantum computers can give businesses an edge, writes Andrei Kwok

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Banks' endless battles with scammers

One of New Zealand's biggest banks shows Sharon Brettkelly how they respond to the ever-changing and increasing threat of scammers.

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Death of an author who sued Helen Clark for $50,000

A tribute to ex-con, ex-author, bullshit artist and sensitive bohemian John Yelash (1935-2023)

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Mainfreight profitability slumps as freight volumes decline

Business wrap: NZX fails to rally; Rising oil prices threaten new inflation headwind; Big logistics company imposes a hiring freeze as earnings fall 43 percent. Markets editor Andrew Patterson reports.

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Football Ferns one goal short of a glorious goal

An historic victory, sold-out stadiums and winning the hearts of a nation - but in the end a draw wasn't enough to take the Football Ferns through to the next stage of the FIFA Women's World Cup, reports Suzanne McFadden.

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Erika Fairweather's world: a podium, two finals and an historic swim

Swimmer Erika Fairweather not only wins a coveted world championships medal but competes in a second final and makes NZ history, reports Dave Crampton

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An ode for .. Nicola Willis

Bard Billot on the Baron's tax collector

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Ria Percival: 'We have to get out of the group'

The Football Ferns have only once got out of their group stage at World Cups and Olympic Games and they're determined to do it again Sunday night in front of family and home fans.

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Short story: Eating out, by Maggie Rainey-Smith

"She lets herself imagine this trendy couple in bed. The woman was definitely an ‘on top type’, she could tell"

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The Week in Detail: Dickason murders, KiwiSaver, and home detention

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Just Act Natural

On screen as in person, Richard Crouchley is a curious character.

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Auckland flood recovery could cost $4 billion

The costs are mounting on the long list of jobs Auckland Council needs to do to rebuild, recover and future-proof following this year's severe weather events..

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In reach of history, Ferns already gamechangers

Will one more step for the Football Ferns equal one giant leap for the game in NZ? Suzanne McFadden asks women throughout football what impact the Ferns will have, win or lose their final World Cup pool match.

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