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LOWER HUTT, New Zealand, Nov 2 - The campaign for New Zealand's general election on November 7 comes down to the price of everyday life for 70-year-old Liz Hartley, a part-time bus driver.
Luckily the worst is over. The years 2023 and 2024 were for reform adjustments. While 2025 was the year that inflation went down and stayed down. From 2026 and going forward, these are the years we will start to count the sectors that are soaring and the human beings that are touched positively. But…
Although I’ve been to Venice several times, I’ve never seen it this way – exploring over several days from the water.
Australian politician Allegra Spender reveals the health and fitness habits that keep her at the top of her game
Crows or ferrets clustering around a corpse might catch the disease that killed their friend or be caught by its predator. Why do they do it? The 'funeral hypothesis' posits evolutionary advantages to this ostensibly odd behavior
"We don’t break the law. You know that. We bend it. To make peace. For everybody."
Jamie Foxx has become a regular at revered restaurant Maison Batard, and it’s not just the selfies fellow diners have that prove it.
The opposition’s $200 million pledge to boost the state’s firefighting fleet comes as Labor’s relationship with the CFA took a major hit after the government doubled an emergency services tax.
Politicians should always be scrutinised and held to account because scrutiny is how democracy corrects itself. But scrutiny and intimidation are not the same thing.
An urgency is building that an unpopular Labor government must define itself clearly and perhaps even stake out some new direction.
The billionaire King of the West may be best known for his long-time control of the Seven Network. But it’s his industrials business that continues to boost the family fortune.
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