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Analysis: The former chief executive should be in his element over a fortnight of round-the-clock sell, sell, sell: first at his flagship investor summit then in India, one of the world’s largest economies. Laura Walters reports.

Today from The Detail: A claim we're not paying enough attention to giving our children the ability to sort out what's real and what's not in the murky depths of the internet.

The end of David Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill doesn't mean the end of a debate on constitutional reform and the country's founding document.

The year ahead: Last year, the co-captain of the Black Ferns got married in secret, and received a Royal honour in public; this Rugby World Cup year Kennedy Tukuafu wants to give back to girls who face the same challenges she did as a 14-year-old

The Federal Court of Australia has handed down its latest decision in the long-running “Roadshow Proceedings”, which have seen Roadshow Films, a film distributor, successfully apply to force internet service providers to block piracy websites.

Analysis: A new number soared up the political charts yesterday. Four. Billion. Dollars. The likely blow-out cost of the Project iRex mega-ferries and terminals, from which Nicola Willis has saved the taxpayer. That’s how she enunciated it on first reading it off her notes, as it aware of its import.…

As it turns out, August 5 was a great day to buy bitcoin when it briefly fell below US$50,000. If you did, and held on for what turned out to be a relatively short white knuckle ride lasting exactly four months, you would have succeeded in doubling your money after…

Philip Temple on what lies beneath the sound and fury surrounding the Treaty Principles Bill

A week after the ‘shock’ re-election of Donald Trump to the Whitehouse and over a year into one of the most blood-soaked periods of the Middle East’s tortured modern history, the question is, what has been lost and has anything been won, and what impact might Trump II have on…

Analysis: NZ’s new trade deal with six Gulf nations is somewhat of a coup for the Government. But now’s not the time for it to sit on its laurels.

National MP Greg Fleming said he’d "lie on the tracks" to stop a rail project cleaving Auckland's Onehunga. Now that project is on his Govt’s fast-track list.