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Steve Braunias: Thank you and good night

OPINION: Steve Braunias on the year that was.

Theatre legend Tim Bray on cancer, chemo and the man who's holding him together

'Within myself, I still completely feel me.'

'Sent to his death': Slain cop's mother seeks watchdog probe after son's murder

A police report suggests Hunt could have used his car as a weapon after coming under fire.

Boardroom to Burning Man: The transformation of Rob Fyfe

Rob Fyfe is a man who knows what he wants.

'State of shock' - vendors v agent who gave keys to buyer before settlement

Parmar gave keys to the purchaser the day before settlement without the vendors' consent.

Number crunch: How NZ Rugby board has struggled with maths on Silver Lake

Private equity deal proved challenging for NZ Rugby board.

Claire Trevett: Politician of the Year 2024 - Why King of the Roads Simeon Brown beats the rest

OPINION: Getting things done is the criterion and one minister has been all action.

The six signs you have chronic inflammation – and what to do about it

Telegraph: Chronic inflammation is linked to many different medical conditions.

Fran O'Sullivan: What Peters' bold words reveal about NZ's China strategy

OPINION: Foreign Minister Winston Peters will meet his counterpart in Beijing next year.

Market close: NZ shares end week on positive note

Leading gentailers Contact and Mercury kept moving in different directions.

Film awards strife: Sponsor's sick Liam Payne joke; TVNZ moves; Exclusive: News bill on hold

'Clusterf***': Anger amid AT advertising tender fallout; UK doco on missing NZ kids.

Parliamentary limbo pauses the countdown to Christmas

Exhausted MPs

Watchdog says its caps on telco's spending and revenue will save consumers $250m

Cap will be a constraint on pricing, watchdog says.

Should you tell your partner you don’t actually like the sex you’re having?

'Everyone deserves sex they can get excited about.' Tips for honest conversations.

Science funding drought prompts concern for kids from teacher who quit her job

A teacher was so shocked at science shortfall, she quit her job and started a movement.

Analysis: What does 'rail-enabled' ferries mean and can KiwiRail survive without them?

KiwiRail has changed its tune as to how its freight business might be affected.

Is cancer genetic? Separating facts from fiction

Telegraph: Around 5 to 10% of cancers are caused by faulty genes.

Biden commutes the sentences of 1500 Americans, a record for one day

New York Times: One of the largest grants of clemency in modern American history.