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Black Fern hero's comeback makes her a little Blue

The hat-trick hero of the Black Ferns’ 2017 World Cup win, Toka Natua is back in rugby – finding out the pros and cons of playing as a mum. And the double international is ready for her next chapter in France.

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Fact-checking the co-governance roadshow

With a number of events planned down the length of the country, the scene at this weekend’s ‘Stop Co-Governance’ rally in Orewa could be just the first of many

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Catching a fair ride

Independent taxi drivers asking for sky-high fares are causing headaches for the wider taxi industry.

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Time to plan for the climate change inevitable

As New Zealand inherits the climate legacy of larger and more powerful nations, we must turn our attention to leading by example, writes Kevin Trenberth.

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Supermarkets cracking wholesale deals

Government pressure leads to deals with Circle K and Kennerley.

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Credit Suisse is the car crash in its own Bonfire of the Vanities

The name's Bond – unhedged Treasury bond. Jonathan Milne argues that bond traders have again become sexy, for all the wrong reasons.

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Gold price surges as banking tensions worsen: 'Where might trouble appear next?'

The precious metal surged almost 4 percent as investors, shaken by US bank collapses and trouble at the venerable Swiss bank Credit Suisse, fled to a safe haven. Andrew Patterson reports.

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Council consents 62nd Waiheke helipad

Auckland Council has consented yet another helipad on Waiheke Island. That’s more than 60 on an island less than 20km long. Kim Whitaker of Quiet Sky Waiheke asks how has council got it so wrong?

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Ports plan missing crucial customer voice

Cargo owners were not part of a plan to improve health and safety at ports, despite the customers being instrumental in tendering for low prices which has driven a ‘race to the bottom’ mentality in the past.

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Does it pay to be a top author?

How hard is it for New Zealand authors to make a living from their craft?

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How to sell 30,000 copies of a self-published debut novel

The amazing success story of a Takapuna writer

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The secret to success with India

Australia's ties with India have blossomed, while NZ's have stagnated - here's why.

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Why our economy is too important to leave to the experts

It's time to democratise economics and demand an economy that works for people and the planet, argues Catherine Knight

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Farming: The next steps

Watch video: In part 4 of our video series, The Way Forward, Rod Oram looks at big new ideas that can lead our response to climate change and improve sustainability.

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How to vent healthily

Though venting has its place and can be a helpful way to cope under the right conditions, there are many other strategies that offer benefits more consistently

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An Ode to .. Stuart Nash

Bard Billot on the Labour blatherer

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Auckland Council row: Top official hits back

In an unusual move, Auckland Council's chief executive pens a long return-of-serve against an elected councillor over criticism that officials have stymied cost reviews and overspent

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Hayden Paddon's rallying cry for motorsport

Between developing the first electric rally car and running a bespoke charity initiative, New Zealand’s most successful rally driver is keen to make a mark off the course

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The Week in Detail: From silicosis to SailGP

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

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Short story: A cat called Gareth Morgan, by Stephanie Johnson

The concluding story in our series of four consecutive weekly short stories about cats.

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It seems as if Wayne Brown doesn't know what a library is

The Auckland Mayor’s comments belittle the skills, expertise and commitment of library staff and undermine the library profession more generally, says Anne Goulding

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‘Clear failure’ to stop SailGP race

SailGP is an “operational matter”, the Conservation Minister says, but dolphin advocates disagree

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Spirit of Sister Anne, 94, guides rowing eight

The Baradene College girls senior eight will have the spirit of Sister Anne de Stacpoole guiding them in their new boat at the annual Maadi rowing regatta this month, Andy Hay writes.

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The Detail's Long Read: Immortal Bangers and Me

Immortal Bangers and Me by Shayne Carter: The legendary musician recounts his experience playing with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.

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Defender finds permanent colours at Tactix

Greer Sinclair has played for four of the six ANZ Premiership teams, but now she's finally putting down roots at the Mainland Tactix, Merryn Anderson writes.

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