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Fonterra's first half expected to deliver despite impacts of war in Iran
While the sale of Mainland will also give the New Zealand economy a much needed boost, generate KiwiSaver investment specialist says.

Family Court awards son cut from mother's will most of estate given to uncle
A man left out of his mother's will has successfully fought for a share of the estate.

Georgia buries Patriarch Ilia II as succession stirs fears of Russian influence

Iranian missile shrapnel falls in four locations in central Israel, no injuries reported

Xiaomi’s New SU7 Shows Why Tesla No Longer Gets to Dictate the Pace Alone

Classified report warned Netanyahu of air defense gaps before Iran war, comptroller says

The Detail: Papatoetoe's election rerun
A community rallies to involve itself in democracy, but are tainted with accusations of fraud, when they win a seat at the table.

Misinformation being spread on fuel price app, but intentions unclear
With a massive uptake in usage, Gaspy has altered its features in an attempt to avoid errors and deliberate misinformation about current prices of petrol across the country.

What did critics think of Saturday Night Live UK's debut?
The long-running US sketch show now has a British equivalent, which received a broadly positive reaction on its debut.

I do a job where people love to hate me
No one's happy to see road works, a ticket on their windshield or to be accused of animal cruelty. So how do people in these tough roles handle the hate?

$50m plan to double the number of public EV chargers
The government is providing zero-interest loans of more than $50 million to ChargeNet and Meridian Energy.

Travel Insiders: The special item this travel agent can’t explore without
This week we talk to Antony Boomer who is the owner operator of House of Travel Dunedin City.

‘You will probably end up losing your house’: The kitchen contractor, the $18k debt and the emails to unhappy customers
After a kitchen renovation dream turned into a nightmare, a family claims they are being ‘victimised’ by the contractor.

How a barking Cavoodle and a 111 call saved an artist’s life
Well-known artist Greg Straight talks about how his life was saved after a cardiac arrest.

4.5 or two-star water? Health labels confuse
How can two bottles of sparkling water have completely different health ratings?

Tottenham clinging to Premier League survival after another damaging defeat
Tottenham - one of English football’s most iconic teams and a founding member of the Premier League - is still without a win in the top flight in 2026.

Saudi Arabia expelling Iran's military attaché brings Riyadh-Tehran normalization into question

Greens offers votes for National Party crisis-relief package - with conditions
The 15 votes would give National enough to pass the urgent package without support from anyone else.

Jorginho's criticism of Chappell Roan over daughter's tears goes viral
Ex-Chelsea and Arsenal midfielder Jorginho goes viral with a social media post alleging singer Chappell Roan's security guard made his daughter cry.

KiwiSaver members get human rights warning
Investments in companies with exposure to human rights abuses rose 43 percent in the past six months.

A turning point at the Pentagon: Anduril’s new mega-deal rewrites the rules for Silicon Valley—and raises new risks

AIA rolls out tweaked level policy
AIA has released, Cover for Life, a level premium policy with some new tweaks.

Tom Walsh wins fourth World Athletics Indoor Championships shot put title
The Kiwi had a best throw of 21.82.

School attendance improves in some areas after truancy overhaul
Last year, the Ministry of Education signed 83 new contracts aimed at making providers more effective at tracking down the most serious truants.

Government-backed investment set to double number of public EV chargers across country
The funding will support the rollout of 2,574 new public charge points.

This feels like March 2020 all over again
On the outside, it’s just another week. It’s sunny, birds are singing, drivers are swearing. But if you pierce the cellophane and give it a sniff, something’s off.