NZ HERALD COMMENTS: THE STORIES OPEN FOR DISCUSSION TODAY

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Here is a list of stories that were open for comments today:

• After world-first brain implant, Kitea Health raising $20m
• A new era for power utilities? And sharemarket winners and losers in Q2 - Stock Takes
• Scott ‘Razor’ Robertson’s coaching should inspire businesses to be better - Olivia Blaylock
• Editorial: One NZ naming rights of Te Kaha could be power move to secure Warriors southern supremacy
• Crime in New Zealand: Why a major crime crackdown is needed - Matthew Hooton
• House prices sliding - will Government plans to flood the market make it easier to get on the property ladder? - The Front Page
• Scott Robertson’s first All Blacks team an ultimate risk v reward case - Gregor Paul

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