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Portrait of the novelist as a young athlete

Sport is damaging the health of our peak performance female athletes

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Call for Pacific security forum as US signs new deal

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Report card for netball's top league

After a closely-fought ANZ Premiership regular season, three teams remain to contest the trophy. Merryn Anderson takes a look at how they got there, who missed out - and why.

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Dolphin investigation: SailGP responded by email

Skippers and race controllers weren’t interviewed as part of a Department of Conservation investigation into March’s SailGP race

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Fringe economics, like homeopathy, needs a dose of reality

Many government-employed economists don't have the training to spot the economic equivalent of homeopathy. Policymaking would be better if they could, say Dr Eric Crampton and Dr Dennis Wesselbaum

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Preparing for the winter illness wave

Winter illness season is upon us. Can the health system cope with the inevitable increase in demand that comes with it?

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Violence perpetrators are basically con artists

Police, prosecutors, and judges are too often conned into thinking victims are the 'real' perpetrators, that they are overreacting, or brought the abuse on themselves, argues former criminal defence lawyer Carrie Leonetti

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Trademarks commissioner rejects Govt-backed bid to own 'mānuka honey'

The Government's $6m backing for Kiwi mānuka honey producers' legal case is all for nothing as trademark bid is defeated in critical local ruling. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Cricket coach takes a big risk at 50

Justine Dunce 'just loves coaching cricket' so has upped sticks and headed for the English summer

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Govt offers NZ Steel $30m more in bonuses for bigger, faster emissions cuts

NZ Steel's next step is using hydrogen and natural gas to eliminate emissions in the first step of turning ironsands into steel, but the company says commercial deployment is at least decade away. Rod Oram reports.

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Reserve Bank faces new inflation headwinds as immigration surges

This week's interest rates decision will be a tough one that may yet disappoint mortgaged homeowners and turn NZ back down the path to recession, writes Andrew Patterson.

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What the hell's going on with migrant workers?

Migration numbers have risen rapidly after the borders opened, but the Treasury forecasts they will fall just as fast. That's good news for workers' wages, but bad news for employers, reports Jonathan Milne.

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Liam: a Loafers Lodge story

An author pays tribute to a kind and gentle man

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Government plus business equals disaster

A progressive, listening and responsive Government should see their role as the active promotion of the wider interest – not as being on an equal footing as business

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'No-frills' Budget won't cut it for early childhood education

Dr Sophie Moullin makes the case for government-provided early education, arguing subsidies won't solve the childcare crisis.

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The India dilemma

A relationship with India is one that requires a great deal of homework and hard work – something New Zealand has shied away from.

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Closed meetings have Laws up in arms

Veteran politician Michael Laws warns councils risk riling ratepayers by habitually taking their deliberations out of the public gaze.

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Disabled Ministry plans for up to 2500 new carer employees

Hundreds of people may be deemed to work for the Govt and not for their disabled family members, if the Court of Appeal upholds a decision.

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A new, complex layer to the post-truth age

Education isn’t about encouraging students to use information and repeat it in a different way – AI could actually help to encourage learners to critically question information online and discern fact from fiction, argues Jack Webster

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An Ode for .. Baron Luxon

Bard Billot on the Baron

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AI is exploiting our unwitting, unwaged labour

Google uses a tool to gather training data for AI-driven applications, such as self-driving vehicles, from how we interact with the internet. Companies may label us all as 'users' or 'customers', yet that conceals what they're really doing, argues Fabio Morreale

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Clouds lift over Coast councils

A new chief executive, confirmed flood-defence funding and settlement of a court case have local authorities on the West Coast dreaming of positive times ahead.

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Councillors surprised by council seeking advice on airport share sale

The news that Auckland Council is already engaging financial advisors in Australia on the yet-to-be-confirmed airport selldown has left some councillors wondering why they weren’t kept in the loop.

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Short story: Babydoll, by Catherine Chidgey

A new short story by the winner of last week's fiction prize at the 2023 Ockham awards

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The Week in Detail: From sportswashing to council asset sales

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

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