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• Wah-wee: Draw like a win

  When you thought the hype around the Warriors could not get any greater, watch what happens this week.

• TJ turns back clock for Canes

  Arecord start equalled and another rival vanquished, the Hurricanes have an elusive second Super Rugby Pacific title fixed in their sights.

• Campaign crunch time arrives for Team NZ

  Crunch time has officially started for Team New Zealand.

• Does your budget cover it?

  Does a price tag on an expensive house make it easier to sell? Or are vendors selling themselves short by showing their hand early?

• Fox weathers back nine storm

  Augusta National is a tough course at the best of times — factor in testing wind conditions and the world’s best golfers, and you have a recipe for a troublesome round.

• Getting down to brass tax

  Are you paying tax on your crypto investments? Crypto traders and investors come up with all sorts of cute reasons why they don’t, or shouldn’t, pay tax.

• Investment in women’s sport clearly pays off

  A historic moment in women’s basketball was reached this week as 18.7 million people tuned in to the NCAA final between Iowa and South Carolina.

• BRACE YOURSELF

  It’s incredible how quickly the mood around the job market has turned.

• Orchestral a little off key

  It proved a raceday too far for the Kiwi-trained stars in Sydney yesterday but the mega meeting was still flush with New Zealand success and one of the all-time great performances in Australian racing.

• Age just a number for Winston Peters

  It’s been a busy week for Winston Raymond Peters.

Featured documents

• ‘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....

• 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....

• We can do this, NZ We can do this, NZ

  What do we want New Zealand’s economy to look like in 20 years?...

• BOATING TRAGEDY ‘It keeps me up at night’

  My mother died in 2011. I was 19. I’d not seen death or CPR before, and it was quite the introduction. I vowed to surf more. It was my escape....

• None

  State Highway 12 rolls through hillsides and farmland in Northland — hair-raisingly narrow with sharp turns and pockmarked with filled-in and newly forming cavities. It’s about as far from London’s Covent Garden or New York’s Met as you’ll find, and about the only place where The Voice now performs....

• None

  Just before 7.30am on March 27, 1984, a man walked through the front door of Wellington’s Trades Hall carrying a suitcase....

• 10 years to MELTDOWN

  They remember the terrorist as someone who found joy in this country to which he had escaped....

• None

  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....

• I married Julian Assange in prison. Now I’m fighting to FREE HIM

  He’s the notorious WikiLeaks founder, imprisoned since 2019 in Belmarsh and Britain’s most divisive inmate. She’s the mother of their two small children and the lawyer campaigning for his release....