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Analysis: Rival strategists Simeon Brown and Shane Jones outline their parties' campaigns.
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How NZ On Screen’s pay-per-view platform could change the way we stream local films
The platform now offers over 100 Kiwi films to rent alongside free content.
The signs that England tour could be Kane Williamson’s last as a Black Cap
ANALYSIS: By his own admission, NZ’s greatest batter’s future is far from certain.
Michael Burgess: All Whites ready to make waves at World Cup
Darren Bazeley has named a settled 26-man squad after two years of tweaks.
Inside Economics: Should my child stay or go ... the great Aussie dilemma
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Gregor Paul: Rennie's three-second rule to build next All Blacks era
The coach is placing work ethic as a central pillar in the team's ethos.
Liam Napier: Dave Rennie recalls blasts from the past for All Blacks reboot
ANALYSIS: Two vastly experienced figures are recalled to complement widespread change.
Government announces who gets prioritised in event of major fuel crisis
The Government has set out rules for who can get access to fuel in the event of crisis.
From idols to influencers: How Hollywood A-listers now hustle for hits
New York Times: If movie stars want hits, they need to work harder than ever these days.
NZ Rugby’s booming revenue masks a growing cost-control problem
A one-off Ineos payout and a $6m Chicago test masked rising costs.
Who really has the cards? Donald Trump, Iran or AI?
NYT analysis: You've heard about low-cost drones. How about hell-bent AI agents?
Inside Economics: Is the OCR still fit for purpose in an older, less indebted economy?
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Trump looks for a silver bullet to end the Iran War. There may be none
NY Times: Trump's conviction his tactics will bring about Iran's capitulation is flawed.
Analysis: Government nudges councils to amalgamate, is bigger really better?
As major reforms loom, experts warn bigger councils aren’t automatically more efficient.
Inside an NRL recruitment: Why the Warriors keep getting it right
Recruitment boss Andrew McFadden faces a balance of promoting or signing from outside.
Fighting for survival: Inside Moana Pasifika’s bid to stay in Super Rugby
Pasifika greats including Sir Michael Jones and Tana Umaga are leading a rescue bid.
Et tu, Brute? What Elon Musk’s clash with Sam Altman is really about
NYT: Two insanely rich, unsympathetic tech bros are fighting. Here's why you should care.
Should New Zealanders be paying more tax, like the Aussies do?
Inside Economics: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
The Ashley Bloomfield vaccine mystery: Why didn't he change mandates for teens? Why won't he say?
The silence is salt in the wounds for families and teens who felt pressed to get two jabs.
The tough decision NZ Rugby faces to save future of fragile Super Rugby
OPINION: Super Rugby faces troubles unlike any other professional competition.
Thomas Coughlan: Peters isn't about to walk away from Govt, but sometimes it feels that way
ANALYSIS: National and NZ First are fighting – what's going on?
To Iran, Trump blinked first by extending the ceasefire
New York Times: Iran's leaders believe they can withstand a standoff longer than Trump.
Going backwards: Fresh data shows New Zealand's economic performance continues to decline
ANALYSIS: Labour productivity rose 0.8% as firms cut workers faster than output fell.
Why should mortgage holders be punished for Iran conflict with higher rates?
Inside Economics: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Nathan Limm: Is the next Silver Ferns coach emerging?
ANALYSIS: The Tactix are the only unbeaten side two rounds into the ANZ Premiership.
Paul Lewis: Who won the key battles between All Blacks contenders
Head-to-head analysis of those contesting All Blacks spots.
‘Open’ Hormuz could mean very different things in Tehran and Washington
Telegraph: Claims about 'reopening' of the Strait of Hormuz should be met with caution.
Gregor Paul: How Super Rugby's salary cap pushes mid-tier players offshore
ANALYSIS: Japanese clubs are luring these mid-level players with big offers.
Thomas Coughlan: PM's limited options as he stares down toughest fortnight of his leadership
ANALYSIS: More MPs appear to be leaking caucus business over their breakfast.
How Moana's collapse could lead to an Ardie Savea bidding war ... and who'd win
Savea is expected to be on the hunt for another Super Rugby team.