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Sunday Star-Times, 30 Aug 2026

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ArticleQuiz

1. Which 1992 film is best remembered for the Whit­ney Hou­s­ton cover of I Will Always Love You, which was writ­ten in 1974 by Dolly Par­ton, who died last week? 2. Fol­low­ing the break­down of trade talks between the US and Canada, what did...

Quiz

ArticleMy first 100 days as PM

Matt Lowrie reima­gines cit­ies and empower­ing local bod­ies

My first 100 days as PM

ArticleCover story

New Zea­l­and is exper­i­en­cing a two-tier recov­ery, so we run the rule over how Auck­land is faring Its eco­nomy has shrunk, unem­ploy­ment is rising and more Auck­landers are rely­ing on bene­fits. But crime is fall­ing, hous­ing is becom­ing more...

Cover story

ArticleMike White

Find­ing the per­fect pitch for a beau­ti­ful camp­ing hol­i­day can reveal pit­falls

Mike White

ArticleFam­ily fin­ances

Land­mark court case hears how eas­ily large car loans can go bad

Fam­ily fin­ances

ArticleMin­ing

A report detail­ing the social effects of a planned gold mine near Crom­well has finally been released Are­port detail­ing the social effects of Santana Min­er­als’ planned gold mine near Crom­well, which was kept secret for nearly a year, has finally...

Min­ing

ArticleUkraine

Auto­crats lead­ing Rus­sia and North Korea find them­selves united by a com­mon cause

Ukraine

ArticleSpace explor­a­tion

How Nasa’s new tele­scope hopes to shed light on dark uni­verses

Space explor­a­tion

ArticleBrain­waves

Innov­at­ive think­ing about how we treat doc­tors, regen­er­at­ive farm­ing, how the brain works and endo­met­ri­osis

Brain­waves

ArticleVer­non Small

Voters endure twis­ted tax talk­ing points on end­less repeat

Ver­non Small