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Behind the wheel with the tanker drivers moving millions of litres of fuel

"It’s a wee bit like sitting on a water bed with kids jumping on it." Tanker drivers reveal what it takes to guide 45,000 litres safely.

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Our champion White Ferns look to rock the world again

The T20 world champion NZ side have two warm-up matches left in England before they seek to defend their unexpected 2024 title.

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A country on the front line of multiple crises

Today from The Detail: A developing nation on the front line of climate change effects is being bashed with other major issues, including a fall off in tourism and the effects of the Iran war

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An uncomfortable truth: NZ’s money-losing medical monopoly is too big to fail

Nationwide lab firm CEO Anoop Singh: ‘Awanui is operating in a system under pressure from increasing demand, workforce shortages, rising costs and a constrained funding environment.’ Jonathan Milne reports.

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Fuel shocks, southern booms and rate hikes: Navigating NZ’s economic questions

Fuel prices are up, the South Island is booming, and interest rates may not be done yet. BNZ’s Mike Jones unpacks the economic questions facing New Zealand.

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Lifting the beautiful game in NZ

Today from The Detail: The All Whites squad for this year's football World Cup is being described as our best - in spite of a horrendous loss for the first-up friendly

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This week’s bestselling books – June 5

The latest NielsenIQ BookScan chart of NZ books, plus win a book on the meaning of NZ life

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Your house failing to sell at auction could come with a financial sting in the tail

Properties that pass at auction face a 1.3 percent price penalty as buyer psychology shifts from competition to caution.

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Tide going out on the craft brewing industry

Today from The Detail: Hospitality-related headwinds aren't the only issue for craft breweries. They're facing uncertain futures in everything from CO2 supplies to keg leasing arrangements.

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Yeah, Na! Kiwi tennis prodigy Tatiana stunning international age groups

A Christchurch 12-year-old is turning heads and sponsors' wallets with breathtaking results on her first tennis tour of Europe

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AI and privacy in NZ: a practical guide

Opinion: AI adoption is creating new privacy and data-use challenges for NZ businesses as personal information is collected, analysed and generated in less obvious ways

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How to recycle a house

When demolished, the average house becomes 100 tonnes of waste. Researchers want to turn that waste into something useful.

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Noelle, by Anna Rankin

We conclude our week-long coverage of Noelle McCarthy's memoir with musings on Freud, Vivienne Westwood and AA

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There’s value in AI, but not in replacing us

Comment from Auckland University: Artificial intelligence is a benefit when used to reduce the cost or extend the scope of what we can do

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The car upgrades putting NZers at risk

Today from The Detail: There are growing safety concerns over modern car controls, prompting one car expert to request a specific dashboard change to avoid danger and harm on New Zealand roads

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Noelle, by Talia Marshall

We continue our week-long coverage of Noelle McCarthy's new memoir with a morphine report by Talia Marshall from her hospital bed

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It’s déjà vu with the world on virus watch

Today from The Detail: The world is closely watching Ebola and Hantavirus, while fighting off pandemic fatigue

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A super idea: mandatory saving for retirement

From the University of Auckland - Comment: Despite opposition from politicians on both the left and right of NZ politics, a form of mandatory saving for retirement could make economic sense, write Robert MacCulloch and Leonard Hong.

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Serina staying chilled as things hot up in netball’s premiership

With the business end of the ANZ Premiership on the horizon, Jane Sewell talks to young Southern Steel midcourter Serina Daunakamakama about making her mark in a team of experienced heads and Silver Ferns, and in a place she now calls her home away from home

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Two Queens of NZ sport hailed by the King

Outgoing White Ferns hero Suzie Bates and discus legend Beatrice Faumuinā are among 11 women recognised by the King for bettering NZ sport

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Noelle’s argument with her husband

'I want to slap his face, and rip off his head': an excerpt from the new memoir by Noelle McCarthy

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Sunday poem, for Tony Fomison

Riemke Ensing on saving Tony Fomison from a beating at the 1981 Tour protests

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Continuing 007’s substantial legacy

Today from The Detail: There are certain requirements for an actor to play James Bond - some can be overlooked but others shouldn't be messed with

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The secret diary of … Louise Upston

Social development minister Louise Upston is 'comfortable' with claiming a weekly accommodation allowance of $1000 on top of her $326,000 salary

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Short story winner of the $65K Ockham fiction prize

A short story from the book that won Ingrid Horrocks the $65,000 Acorn prize for fiction at the Ockhams this month

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