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Top defence contractors set to rake in record cash after orders soar

Financial Times: Growing cash flows spark debate about how industry will spend billions.

Paralympics: ‘I’m better than Jesus. I died and came back twice’

Seven-time champion reflects on unlikely journey to the pinnacle.

'Huge burden on families': The town where the only aged-care facility closed

'They are not geared up': The daily family struggle to care for the elderly in Wairoa.

Phil Gifford: Why does South Africa remain our greatest rugby competitor?

Blood, politics and rugby: Inside the All Blacks and Springboks' century-long rivalry.

Editorial: A traffic light system could apply to others' behaviours

OPINION: What if Kiwis scored political parties with a green, orange, red barometer?

'We’re not suddenly okay with it. We are tired'

Rotorua sees big drop in public submissions on continued contracted emergency housing.

Letters: Councils' wasteful spending; Darleen Tana should stay as MP

OPINION: 'The super city has been of no benefit to residential areas.'

Steve Braunias at the Polkinghorne trial: Private passions made public

Opinion: Monday was possibly the murder trial's maddest and most lurid day yet.

Air fare warning: Squeeze on transtasman competition bad news for Kiwis

Codeshare means capacity on Tasman will remain limited.

First XV rugby wrap: Kelston Boys' High's remarkable title

Kelston Boys' 14th Auckland 1A title might be their most impressive.

'Mama is in heaven now': Thousands of children in Gaza left orphaned and traumatised

New York Times: UN estimates 19000 children in Gaza surviving without parents.

31 great gifts to get your dad this Father's Day — and 12 to avoid at all costs

Don't know what to get dad for Father's Day? A dad is here to help.

Gregor Paul: All Blacks can't claim to be world's best without toppling Springboks, Ireland

OPINION: Both teams can claim an edge over the All Blacks after recent results.

Cambodian baker migrants fail to get order to stop BNZ selling Auckland home

BNZ became concerned that it made the loan based on false information presented to it.

Chris Rattue: Lydia Ko or Dame Lisa Carrington for sportsperson of year?

OPINION: Lydia Ko won the Women's Open, completing a dramatic comeback.

Du Val collapse: Questions loom over loans, debt to IRD

Limited Partnership liquidation gives clues to statutory management complexity.

Chorus issues dividend forecast well above expectations, reveals strategy reset

The company has set a goal of being all-fibre by 2030.

Plant-based manufacturer Sustainable Foods goes into voluntary administration

Key investors in the manufacturer included All-Black TJ Perenara and media company Stuff.