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Goldie portrait lost for over 100 years goes on sale
Lost in Thought, Ngaheke, An Arawa Chieftain (1917) will be listed for sale on July 19.

This is a ‘lifeline for Lifeline’, but just $600,000 more could return 24/7 service
Lifeline, a telehealth service which receives around 100,000 calls each year, has itself received a $1.2 million “lifeline”.

Samsung Electronics to advance start of chip factory in Yongin to 2029

ACT and NZ First bicker over minister's India visit
NZ First MP Mark Patterson is visiting India this week for a global textile expo, despite the party's opposition to the Free Trade Agreement.

Move-on orders 'morally indefensible', submitters against them say
The government's move-on orders are being described as "unnecessary" and a "breach of the Bill of Rights."

Chinese embassy in Kiribati accuses critics of 'double standards' over missile test
The Chinese Embassy in Kiribati has accused some countries of "double standards" in their criticism of China's testing of a nuclear-capable missile in the South Pacific last week.

Watch live: Acting PM David Seymour to reveal new rules for investors in supermarket sector
Seymour is standing in for PM Christopher Luxon, who is overseas.

Oamaru residents urged to conserve water for several more days
Recent torrential rain in the area disrupted the town's supply.

Fiji's rising handball stars ready to take on the world
A 12-member Fiji Women's Under-18 handball team is set to become the first-ever Pacific Island nation to compete at the International Handball Federation Women's Youth World Championship.

Four injured in three-vehicle crash on Auckland highway
Four people have been injured in a three-vehicle crash at a busy intersection in northwest Auckland.

Tourists warned after stopping on 100kph road for Mt Taranaki photos
Police are urging tourists and photographers to stay off a popular Taranaki roadside viewpoint.

Missing 10-year-old in New Plymouth found 'safe and well'
The alert was issued after his parents were unable to locate him in the CBD.

Social activist Dave Letele takes over embattled supplements company NZ Muscle
The former boxer is confident he can save the business despite plummeting sales in the wake of allegations about improper labelling and food safety concerns.

‘Touched a nerve’: ACT, NZ First trade barbs over NZ First minister’s India visit
Just two days after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi left our shores, one of New Zealand’s own government ministers has headed over to promote our products.

Search underway for overdue person in Coromandel Forest Park
The person was reported overdue about 12.15pm, prompting a land search response in the Kauaeranga Valley Rd area.

Nanya sales surge as DRAM prices drive margin gains
Nanya Technology's second-quarter revenue rose 68.2% as DRAM prices climbed, while gross margin reached 79.5% and net income hit TWD NT$50.2 billion.

Swiss red card the best decision of the World Cup so far
OPINION: Switzerland paid the ultimate of price and Embolo will have to live with it, whatever his coach says.

The menstrual mood disorder that makes you feel like 'Jekyll and Hyde'
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder can cause debilitating emotional, cognitive and sometimes physical symptoms.

‘Money is tight’: Upper Hutt music festival cancelled for 2027 amid economic pressures
The Hutt Sounds music festival will not return in 2027, with organisers citing tough economic conditions and the challenges of attracting audiences to live events.

How AI is helping sellers read buyer intent
Deal teams can now spot serious bidders earlier, reducing wasted effort and helping sellers react before interest fades in live transactions.

McClay insists India FTA 'very clear' as clause raises questions
The clause requires the government to "promote" investment in India, but the Indian prime minister called it a "commitment" to invest billions of dollars in the South Asian nation.