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• Hooker: ‘100% chance of chaos’

  Dan Hooker has confirmed his return to the UFC octagon, predicting a “100 per cent chance of chaos” when he steps into the cage opposite Jalin Turner at UFC 285 in Las Vegas in March.

• Judge: Gang code pathetic

  Ajudge has criticised the “pathetic and juvenile” attitude that gang members can dictate to others what colours they can wear, and where.

• Judge: Gang code pathetic

  Ajudge has criticised the “pathetic and juvenile” attitude that gang members can dictate to others what colours they can wear, and where.

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• Waikato BOP Harness, J5

• Stud bosses getting the buzz on for Karaka sales

  Little Avondale Stud principals Sam and Catriona Williams are buzzing ahead of the National Yearling Sales, which start at Karaka on Sunday.

• Today PM hands over leadership to Hipkins

  This morning Jacinda Ardern will leave the Beehive and make the short journey across Wellington to Government House.

• Ryman shares gain healthy shot in arm

  Ryman Healthcare had a new lease of life, rising nearly 6 per cent, while a cautious New Zealand sharemarket couldn’t hold on to hard-earned gains.

• Keeping AI honest hard to achieve

  Artificial intelligence and machine learning — AI/ML — is easily the most buzzy of topics currently. It’s not the easiest technology to understand, however, especially when it comes to the consequences it could bring.

• Air NZ flight’s 48-hour delay riles

  Passengers on Air New Zealand’s New York-to-Auckland flight were left fuming after their trip was delayed 24 hours due to weather, and then another 24 hours to give crew sufficient rest time.

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  Once again, our epidemiology “experts” — politicians and journalists alike — have embarrassed themselves....

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• Liveability a lifeline for city

  The pandemic has hit Auckland harder than many parts of the country and it has probably hit the central business district hardest of all....

• Richlister slams bureaucrats in MIQ legal challenge

  A richlister who wants an exemption to travel by private jet to the United States for a business meeting then self-isolate at this gated home on his return has been told he’s more likely to catch Covid-19 on the trip than during a mandatory 14-day stint in MIQ....

• Building trust through strategic ESG

  Building trust and being transparent is increasingly fundamental to success in a changing world. Businesses are now expected to provide greater visibility of a broad range of non-financial metrics that drive better social and environmental outcomes....

• Treaty moves taking NZ down wrong road

  New Zealand signs too many treaties — over 1900 of them, not including UN declarations....

• Refund claims spur class action against ANZ and ASB bank

  Amultimillion-dollar class action lawsuit has been launched against the ANZ and ASB banks over claims they failed to fully refund around 150,000 customers for fees and interest earned on loans in which there were disclosure breaches....