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Syria after Assad: What’s happening and what comes next

New York Times: A guide to understanding where things stand in Syria.

Minister Bayly talks about his year and what's coming in 2025

Minister Andrew Bayly talks to Tom Raynel about how he has progressed through his legislative agenda in 2024, and highlights his intention to grow the economy.

Receivers, liquidator in charge of Rotorua's Mountview Green final stages

Receiver says 22 homes completed, not settled; 20 more in various stages of construction.

The prominent family of the suspect in the US CEO killing

New York Times: The family had been best known for business, local politics and charity.

Microsoft opens giant data centre in NZ, owned by an Irish subsidiary: Where it is and what it cost

PLUS: The tech giant raises its pricing.

Trump's admiration for royals could make them a potent diplomatic tool

New York Times: The Windsors could help safeguard the UK's relations with Washington.

Opinion: NCEA is flawed - it’s time to end this experiment on our teenagers

OPINION: We need to accept the inevitable and end our experiment with a flawed system.

Editorial: Govt's Kiwibank move a good step in the right direction

OPINION: Ultimately, a public listing may be needed for it to reach a competitive scale.

Society Insider: Banks and Lady Chambers - friends or something more? Former TV star’s dad's assisted dying wish

And which All Blacks joined the Mowbrays for a lads' golf getaway?

Opposition to multi-billion dollar Beachlands scheme settled

'Development process can now move forward with the next phase of planning.'

As a doctor, here’s what I have learned from my own Alzheimer’s disease

After years treating Alzheimer’s patients, a neurologist shares his own fight against it.

NZ's richest man Graeme Hart exits Pactiv Evergreen for US$2.5b

Graeme Hart agreed to sell out of American packaging firm Pactiv Evergreen.

Suspect in US CEO killing withdrew from a life of privilege and promise

New York Times: Family and friends of the Ivy League grad shocked by his fall.

Another analyst upgrades Spark – but also sees rival making further gains

The good news and the bad news.

'Human slaughterhouse': What to know about Syria’s notorious Saydnaya Prison

New York Times: Tens of thousands were detained, tortured and killed during the Civil War.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Government caution on Kiwibank capitalisation a win – for now

OPINION: Why seeking local private investment in Kiwibank is a win for the Govt – for now.

Napier’s new flood maps could lead to more homes built on piles, says architect

Architect expert says Napier's flood maps will likely make homes on piles popular.

Opinion: 'Political desperation in his voice' - why Luxon's messaging isn't landing

OPINION: If Luxon can’t tell us who he is in a way that sticks, other people will.