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Democrats must ‘toughen up’ against Trump, Obama tells donors

New York Times: 'Don’t say that you care deeply about free speech and then you’re quiet.'

Small businesses concerned over access to new investment boost policy

The policy was a major announcement in this year's Budget.

It’s paradise lost in Europe’s too-hot spots

New York Times: With this heat, 'we’re going to have to move to Norway or Finland'.

How an RNZ story about this city's weather went to two media watchdogs - with different outcomes

Media Council says original headline was an 'exaggeration'.

The world's most powerful military is weak in a key area

New York Times: China has a huge advantage in an influential area of warfare - drones.

New rules could end the beautiful chaos of Rio’s beaches

New York Times: Decree requires beach vendors to obtain licences, something few have.

Alex Powell: Why Lawson's F1 future is about more than just results

OPINION: The Kiwi is likely to be retained by Red Bull for 2026.

Opinion: NZ’s new AI strategy is big on 'economic opportunity' but short on managing ethical and social risk

OPINION: The National AI Strategy aims to invite AI use with a 'light touch' approach.

‘My husband’s diabetes destroyed our sex life – here’s how we saved our marriage’

Telegraph: Diabetes can often affect the sex lives of many men.

'Firepower to help': Small business lender raises $200m capital for new loans

The funds will support financing in sectors like construction and healthcare.

Analysis: Many Americans share Elon Musk's two-party angst

Americans who identify as independents are the biggest voting bloc and favour a third way.

Winter chill boosts spending as Kiwis go clothes shopping

Consumers splashed out on winter apparel in June, but hospitality spending fell.

Butlers Chocolate Cafe closes: What went wrong, who’s owed money?

Butlers Chocolate Cafe closed its New Zealand stores after 18 years.

American allies want to redraw the world’s trade map, minus the US

New York Times analysis: Many US trading partners feel that they have to diversify.

'Extremely rare move' – consultant has developer put into receivership

Developer Marcus Jacobson denies he owes debt and described receivership as a 'stunt'.

'Deserves a second chance': New Zealand firm revives East Imperial

The new manufacturer is a family-owned business which makes many other popular drinks.

Gregor Paul: How a Dutch teen could change the All Blacks' commercial game

OPINION: Fabian Holland has impressed with his lineout takes and tackles.

Guy Body’s cartoons: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.