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This week's bestselling books

The latest Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list, described by Steve Braunias

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'It's going to be messy': Banks underestimate threat of climate change

Modelling the impact of rising temperatures is an 'ongoing and living exercise', banks acknowledge. But climate planning experts say they're being complacent. Emma Ricketts reports.

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Women footballers battle the curse of the ACL

Busted knees and reconstructions are on the increase for young women - and one women's football team knows the pain of knee ligament injury all too well, having five players afflicted recently.

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Government to create offshore wind permits

A new permitting system will allow developers to undertake feasibility assessments for offshore wind and grant them exclusive rights to build there if they wish.

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Win some, lose some in Epsom

Six candidates are campaigning in New Zealand’s smallest electorate, despite it being an Act Party stronghold for nearly 20 years

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'He's a fricken racist'

The opening chapter of a compelling new novel by a young Māori author

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The dairy owner who built himself a cage to work in

To try and prevent burglaries as well as protect himself a Hamilton dairy owner has invented a cage he now works inside. About 25 other dairies in the city have since copied his design.

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How NZ's paid parental leave stacks up

We like to think we're pretty progressive, but can New Zealand do more to support parents in the workplace?

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Hotels staging patchy return to normal

Hotel industry association sees not sorting out systemic problems in the quiet period of the Covid downturn as a lost opportunity, reports Andrew Bevin

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Another election sweetener's bitter aftertaste

We should reject the idea that what works everywhere else to cut congestion and driving stress ‘won’t work here’, argues Dr Kirsty Wild

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Politicians have let transport policy become merely a whipping boy

When Labour makes extraordinary transport spending promises it expects them to be treated as fiscally responsible and visionary, while lambasting National's plans as poorly costed and ill-thought-out, writes Peter Dunne

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Giant pumped hydro scheme up in the air till after election

Labour rules out North Island pumped hydro, and slow-pedals contentious South Island Lake Onslow Battery Project in face of National opposition. Jill Herron reports.

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Book of the Week: Exile on main street, Pātea

All the way through a novel set in Taranaki, reviewer David Hill kept exclaiming “Wow!”

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National's road costings don't include inflation

National used figures from as far back as 2015 without adjusting for increased costs since then, leaving a gap of at least $2.5 billion in its roading budget, reports @marcdaalder

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US detective calls NZ police investigation ‘pathetic’

A US detective comes out swinging against an NZ investigation into the death of a young boy in Gore.

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Cash-strapped councils and schools worried at massive Audit NZ fee hike

Pressure on Parliament's Speaker to intervene in 43%-plus mandatory fee increases by an 'unaccountable monopoly'. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Public private partnerships and big infrastructure projects

The Detail weighs up the pros and cons of public private partnerships in big infrastructure projects.

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How to spot sophisticated spammers and scammers

As the online criminals become more sophisticated, so must we. Or we can have some fun instead, writes Lianne Dalziel

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How Auckland compares to its peers

A new report comparing life across 10 peer cities has found lessons Auckland can learn from diverse counterparts such as Vancouver, Tel Aviv and Fukuoka.

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Christopher Luxon almost gets message 'Back on Track'

It was nearly a clean sweep of safe topics and solid answers, but for one missed chance to correct misinformation framed in an audience member’s question. Emma Hatton reports from Hamilton.

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Censured Greymouth councillor unrepentant

West Coast local body veteran declares he won’t be apologising for an alleged information leak and an apparently groundless assault claim.

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National, tell us how your plans add up

National has made confident statements about its spending plans and economic management. It should be honest about how it will be paid for, writes the CTU's Craig Renney.

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Verdict on $19b wage subsidy lands, a year late

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Labour’s ‘complex beast’ of a transport plan divides Auckland

The money, time and traffic orbiting Labour’s new harbour crossing plan have local and central politicians alike shaking their heads

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Italy has left China's Belt and Road Initiative – Luxon should consider why

Accepting Chinese funding for infrastructure projects could put us at odds with our intelligence and security partners. Italy learned the hard way, writes Oliver Hartwich

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