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Lights! Camera! But not enough action in a fading, worried Hollywood

The world’s entertainment capital is facing an existential crisis.

Opinion: What to do if you have been left out of a parent's will

OPINION: I would prefer not to go through the court system so what are my options?

Gregor Paul: Progress or stalling? All Blacks' key challenge in new season

OPINION: Scott Robertson praised their bravery but said defensive improvements are needed.

Weighted vests trend: Fitness experts weigh in on benefits and myths

New York Times: Influencers swear by them, but are weighted vests really worth the hype?

Death on a Remuera street: The tall, ‘harmless’ man with a tragic background

Jules Turk, 74, was a common sight on Shore Rd in Remuera, with his spiky, coloured hair.

Mariska Hargitay comes to terms with a lifetime of family secrets

NYT: The Law & Order star examines her own clouded origins and the mother she barely knew.

Trump’s finances were shaky. Then he began to capitalise on his comeback

NY Times: Records suggest his riches were not the product of a steady and strong empire.

Businessman loses $11.5k in bank transfer error, wages five-year legal battle to ID recipient

The wrongful recipient claimed she thought the money was 'inheritance'.

France player ratings: The Frenchman who outshone the All Blacks

A youngster shone brightly, showcasing energy and crucial late-game tidying-up.

Player ratings: The All Black debutant that impressed the most

How the players rated in the first test between the All Blacks and French.

TV shake-up: Sky TV set to lose channels - viewers 'don't like repeats'

A major global deal is coming to an end for Sky. What does that mean for customers?

Marlee Matlin on Hollywood, healing and stories still untold

NYT: The star on the joy, and pain, of being Hollywood’s first Oscar-winning deaf actress.

For the love of bread: Why Ōrewa locals are queuing up at Romeo's

Diogo Riedi's grandmother taught him to make bread in a wood-fired oven in Brazil.

Bruce Cotterill: Is our bloated bureaucracy hindering economic growth?

OPINION: Net core Crown debt is projected to rise to 45.5% of GDP by June 2029.

The perfect man exists - he’s called a ‘book boyfriend’

The literary hunk has been around for centuries, but today's readers take it up a notch.

Flatting wars: The male students' struggle against 'unwritten rule' bias claims

Claims of landlords' bias towards males being rowdy, drunken tenants.

Opinion: Women's rugby steps forward with boots designed just for them

The boots will debut as the Black Ferns chase another three-peat.

'Exceeded my expectations': Barrett on transformative Irish rugby journey

Jordie Barrett will seek to showcase his Irish intelligence for the All Blacks on Saturday