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- HOMES WE LOVE TRUE KIWI FAMILY DWELLING
Elizabeth and Dean were surprised at how easily they found the ultimate Kiwi family home, 12years ago, having expected to be searching for some time.
- Crouch earns Sandown start
Rugged stayer Crouch may have earned the right to put an Australian stamp in his passport after a typically dogged effort to claim the Hawke’s Bay Cup at Ōtaki.
- Trump says Iran holds ‘no cards’ in talks
US President Donald Trump says Iran has “no cards” in upcoming talks with the United States — apart from Tehran’s effective stranglehold on the crucial Strait of Hormuz shipping channel.
- Stranded climbers rescued
Two climbers who were stranded on a steep mountainside for three nights have been rescued in “remarkable” circumstances.
- COVER STORY ENDLESS INSPIRATION
Rows of olive trees, sun-drenched stone terraces, and an extraordinary David Ponting-designed residence come together to create something truly rare on this Mediterranean-inspired lifestyle property in the heart of Mahurangi.
- Prince Harry faces lawsuit from charity he founded
An African Aids charity co-founded by Britain’s Prince Harry says it has launched legal proceedings against him for “reputational harm” after a dispute over its management.
- INCA by Nic Watt’s fourth birthday
INCA by Nic Watt in Ponsonby marked its fourth anniversary last month by collaborating with best-selling cookbook author Amber Rose for a curated five-course menu inspired by the theme of food, flames, and ferments.
- Hunt for the Wilderpeople turns 10
Last week, the cast of Aotearoa’s highest-grossing film, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, reunited for a special night to celebrate its 10th anniversary at a screening held at Reading Cinema New Lynn.
- Real Housewives’ Angela Stone’s exciting new chapter
Former Real Housewife of Auckland Angela Stone says she is entering one of the most exciting chapters of her life, one of luxury travel and new opportunities.
- Dumb questions a problem for PM
Christopher Luxon is lucky that TVNZ’s Breakfast has hardly anyone watching nowadays. It means only a relatively few voters saw how badly he stuffed up yet another media exchange.
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- We can do this, NZ
We can do this, NZ
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- Could New Zealand become the
SAUDI ARABIA
OF WIND?
The South Taranaki Bight offshore wind project is not even on the drawing board, yet the potential of New Zealand for power generation at sea is drawing worldwide attention....
- ‘Untangle the web’:
$18m frozen
More than $18 million of alleged bribes from a South American corruption scandal will remain frozen in New Zealand after police were given more time to “untangle the web” of international bank accounts....
- Awful anthem versions: Daze the music died
Opinion has been unanimous this week that the national anthems have been grotesquely awful at the Rugby World Cup, with recordings of a kids’ choir being called unforgivable, and poorly received everywhere....
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America’s Cup whistleblower Grant Calder died of an apparent heart attack just weeks after a ruling that said delays in the looming trial in which he was involved would leave a “sword of Damocles” hanging over his head and the others who raised concerns over mismanagement of taxpayer funds....
- When Lieutenant Colonel Justin Putze was selected to command almost 60 NZ Defence Force personnel in one of the world’s hottest spots, there was a grimace at headquarters.
When Lieutenant Colonel Justin Putze was selected to command almost 60 NZ Defence Force personnel in one of the world’s hottest spots, there was a grimace at headquarters....
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British retiree Andrew Bayram was woken at 3am by a knock at the door at his home in Suffolk. Two grim-faced police officers were standing in the dark....
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British retiree Andrew Bayram was woken at 3am by a knock at the door at his home in Suffolk. Two grim-faced police officers were standing in the dark....
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By his own estimate, Sir Ashley Bloomfield has posed for a selfie thousands of times. He’s still readily recognised — and stopped — in the street....
- When Lieutenant Colonel Justin Putze was selected to command almost 60 NZ Defence Force personnel in one of the world’s hottest spots, there was a grimace at headquarters.
When Lieutenant Colonel Justin Putze was selected to command almost 60 NZ Defence Force personnel in one of the world’s hottest spots, there was a grimace at headquarters....