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Elon Musk’s $1.8 trillion SpaceX listing is no longer about space

SpaceX is still famous for rockets, but its filings show Elon Musk’s company is now spending more on AI infrastructure than launch and Starlink combined.

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Pauline Hanson’s rise from political outcast to power player

Today from The Detail: Could the 'less polished version' of Winston Peters could be the next Prime Minister of Australia?

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Mind the gap: Labour’s policy platform empty no more

The main opposition party rolls out its first major election policy since late 2025 - cheaper weekly bus and train fares focusing on the main cities

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Keely: portrait of the artist

Five authors thank NZ's most artistic book cover designer, Keely O'Shannessy (1976-2026)

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AI is guzzling energy, and you’re using it – whether or not you realise

Today from The Detail: A damning UN report spells out the dire consequences of Artificial Intelligence on the environment, but it's not all bad news

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To improve homes, we need to improve lives

Comment from Auckland University: It’s just not the case that better technology naturally produces better living conditions

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Power firms to fund LNG port through user pays – but effect is the same for consumers

Analysis: Major industrial power users say confirmation of a $1b-plus LNG terminal will help them stay in the country; the jury is out on whether is will help electricity companies and residential consumers. Jonathan Milne reports.

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NZ’s double defence spend still not enough for the US

Today from The Detail: The US Secretary of War put NZ's defence spending in the spotlight last week, calling us 'freeloaders', and forcing a conversation about how much we spend and whether our government can justify it

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Back in black – and mining for gold, silver and bronze

Big names in Kiwi swimming get their chance for Commonwealth Games medals in Glasgow, and others get in through the back door of relays

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The desperate terrorist

A new book attempts to make sense of why the March 15 terrorist did what he did

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Disabled people are experts in our own lives – listen to us

Comment from Otago University: We can’t afford to respond to the crisis in disability health care with incremental change, says Bernadette Huatau Jones

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Is NZ taxation compatible with human rights?

Opinion from Victoria University: In a modern society, everyone needs some property and a certain amount of income to live a full life; we must then contribute to helping others flourish through paying tax in accordance with our ability to pay, writes Dr Jonathan Barrett.

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Stability over sparkle in Labour’s candidate list as policy question looms

One high-profile police figure vaults up Labour’s ranks as another is unceremoniously ushered into retirement, in an election list light on real surprises

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Walters, Tangaere-Manuel and newcomers among biggest winners in new Labour list; O’Connor gone

The rankings reward some of the party's emerging talent while some sitting MPs have slipped down the list, facing a tougher road back into Parliament.

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Trevor Mallard’s last two words to Barry Soper (you can guess)

A veteran parliamentary reporter slams the last Labour government in this excerpt from his new memoir

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Where is she now? Mountain and high-rise world champ Melissa Moon

World champion runner Melissa Moon became almost unstoppable using an old mantra of mind-over-matter. Her work today helps others find a clear state of mind, and peace.

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Fault line discovery changes the perception of Auckland

Today from The Detail: Scientist warns that an active fault line in our biggest city could generate a magnitude 6.8 earthquake.

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Sunday poem, by Lynn Jenner

Lines on our lives as domestic appliances

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A blast from the past: the Trekka’s new life on TV and music videos

Could the humble Trekka, a 1960s-70s vehicle made in NZ, ever be cool? Todd Niall reveals it's now coming as close as it ever might.

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AI won’t hurt human intelligence, as long as we stay curious

Comment: The easier it becomes to obtain answers, the more valuable it becomes to ask good questions, writes Deborah Hart.

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Anne Salmond: Hayek’s bastards, revisited

Neoliberalism's attempt to make self-interest into a governing philosophy has proven to be a disaster, writes Dame Anne Salmond, but alternatives do exist

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Govt’s planned ‘ban’ on prolonged solitary confinement is not a ban

From Victoria University - Comment: The Govt said the new bill would ‘explicitly prohibit prolonged solitary confinement’. This sounds like a good thing – but it’s deceptive, writes Christine McCarthy.

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Short story: In the forest, by Sherry Xu

'You don’t really rank high in the marriage market': a Chinese couple meet on a dating app

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The secret diary of .. Joseph Mooney

Inside the exceptionally prolific X account of the Southland MP.

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Honoured again: Newsroom’s podcasts ‘The Detail’ and ‘Diagnosis of a Crime’

Newsroom podcasts won two sought-after awards at this week’s Radio and Podcast awards 2026

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