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I don't have a 20% deposit, can I bid at auction? - Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

Judge delays order in antitrust case requiring Google to open up its app store

Turns out Redbox's derelict kiosks are a big red security risk

Two athletes die at World Triathlon Championships in Spain
Both competitors - one from Mexico and one from Great Britain - were participating in the sprint category on the first day of competition.

Investigation after suspicious Hanmer building fire
Fire fighters spent four hours battling a blaze at the site of the former Queen Mary Hospital in Hanmer.

Language directive a 'lurch back in time' - health professor
Should nurses be able to speak in languages other than English in a clinical setting? Well, it depends, AUT's Ineke Crezee tells Saturday Morning.

Teenager arrested after stabbing in downtown Auckland
The victim was taken to hospital in a critical condition.

Number of benefits cut more than doubles in a year
Missed appointments and failing to prepare for work have contributed to 14,409 sanctions being issued in the past three months.

19th-Century letters to the editor reveal Maori as 'OG social media influencers'
Letters written by Ngai Tahu members to a local newspaper in the 1800s are the subject of an academic thesis.

Man critically injured after stabbing in Auckland CBD
A young person has been arrested after a violent incident in central Auckland early on Saturday morning.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla land in Sydney, marking first visit by reigning king to Australia
It marks the first visit by a reigning king to visit the country.

The twilight of the movie superhero age
The Detail - Are movie goers Marvelled-out, done with DC? Film and TV producers are betting we're not, with the release of offerings featuring Batman villains, but not the caped crusader himself.

Murder, rape and torture allegations hit Ivory Coast student union

Labour tiptoes nervously towards a China policy

'Blessing scams' targeting Asian seniors are on the rise worldwide

New Zealand pre-loved fashion start-up expands into Australia
A New Zealand platform for buying and selling pre-loved designer clothes is to launch in Australia.

Mayor Nobby Clark's code of conduct breaches most expensive for council in five years
The two complaints about the Invercargill mayor�s behaviour cost ratepayers more than $60,000 this year.

Fountain repairs likely to cost council $175,000
A structural engineer, Geotech engineer, ground penetrating radar scanning and contractor remedial costs will need to be paid in the health and safety matter.

Questions remain as investigation into Liam Payne's fatal fall continues
As the reality of Liam Payne's death sets in, authorities press forward in their investigation into the circumstances surrounding his final moments and fatal fall.

Gisborne forestry firm's plan to battle woody debris
A Gisborne forestry firm plans to install three steel debris nets to reduce the amount of woody debris clogging waterways after severe storms.

MBIE probing fuel problems on Bluebridge Connemara ferry
The investigation is looking at whether contamination occurred on the vessel or in the supply chain.

Reality break: You are not big or clever for hating on reality TV
Opinion - The reality is that reality TV does not rot your brain. It's the opposite.

Smithfield meatworks closure: Fears impact could hit hard for years
It could be months or even years before the full impact of the Smithfield closure becomes clear, a community advocate says.

Angelina Jolie 'spellbinding' as opera star Callas
The actress plays the lead role in Pablo Larra�n's Maria, which could place her in the Oscars race.

Israelis and Palestinians react to Hamas leader Sinwar's death