Paul Lewis: The power struggle at play in new America's Cup protocol
OPINION: The protocol suggests an America's Cup partnership for joint event decisions.
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OPINION: Three financial lessons, including investing, spending and life admin fail.
'A beautiful thing': 60 years of the Aotearoa Music Awards and why they remain vital
NZ music stars and industry experts reflect on 60 years of the AMAs.
'I didn't expect to be hit by a 777': Air NZ jet's fuselage punctured – plane to return from Oz at low altitude
The damaged 777 will fly to NZ today, unpressurised over the Tasman, for repairs.
Nine essential foods to help you stay healthy when you retire
Telegraph: From chicken to yoghurt - eating well age you age is vitally important.
Gregor Paul: Loyalty to Barrett reveals Robertson's unwavering vision
ANALYSIS: Ardie Savea is widely seen as a natural leader, sparking debate over captaincy.
Liam Dann: Kiwis need to save their way out of this financial hole
Government moves to boost KiwiSaver contributions are a good start but should go further.
Editorial: Checks on substandard rentals long overdue
OPINION: Inspectors made surprise visits to Dunedin's student flats this week.
Shane Te Pou: This was the 'buy your ticket to Australia' Budget
OPINION: Growth is expected to slow in 2026, as unemployment stays high.
Letters: Te Pāti Māori hold Parliament in contempt
OPINION: The business of democracy only works if everyone abides by the rules.
Ex-Kāinga Ora boss pops up as private sector developer, eyeing Parnell
Andrew McKenzie is now a director in a company buying properties in Parnell.
Many women 'just don't want to' have kids – these books don't blame them
Tackling the bad science and stubborn cultural norms behind motherhood myths.
Ryan Bridge: The start of something new for me and the Herald
OPINION: The new streaming show starts at 7am from NZME’s Auckland newsroom.
How pickle lemonade took over the group chat
NY Times: The sweet-tart drink, with cousins around the world, elicits strong opinions.
‘Shotgun’ cladding: Homeowner complains about new $1.27m home, builder says nothing wrong
Sound's a known behaviour of the product and not a sign of a defect, says Fletcher Living.
Rising costs, shifting habits: Why is going to the movies so expensive?
'You need to give people a reason to get off their couch.'
Bruce Cotterill: Standards in Parliament have hit rock bottom
Recent incidents highlight a decline in standards, both in Parliament and the media.
Zimbabwe legend who made cricket’s bravest stand sings on cruise ships
Henry Olonga now lives in Adelaide, working in coaching, commentary and music gigs.
Fran O’Sullivan: Nicola Willis' Budget is pragmatic, ruthless but also generous
OPINION: Many will understand the end game but find the means unacceptable.
As a new mum, Ella Becroft was primed to love her kids - nothing prepared her for what happened next
A 'body horror' theatre show on the mundanity and monstrosity of early motherhood.
The $40m difference - why Napier council has $110m budget for $70m project
Napier's mayor is hopeful the civic centre and library work will be finished under budget.
New witness in Kiwifruit scam: $10m went through student’s accounts in 6 months
Second witness in Herald investigation shows $10m of deposits and cash withdrawals.
Letters: The Budget won’t change the direction the nation is heading in
OPINION: This Budget won't change the path the country is on.
Thomas Coughlan: Why Govt's hard tack right in Budget is a challenge for Labour
OPINION: The Government shows its colours – and why Labour is in trouble.
Mary Holm: Are bond investments a scam?
OPINION: Many KiwiSaver funds include high-quality bonds, except for the most risky ones.
Simon Wilson: Auckland's mayoral race, Smith & Caughey and more on Takapuna golf, speed limits and building heights
OPINION: Are the two most popular politicians in Remuera about to go head to head?
Breakfast battle: Hosking v Barnett ratings and Bridge is back; RNZ cuts: What's in line?
Ted Lasso meets Drive to Survive in Auckland FC doco; Rock legend and a Kiwi ad campaign.
Government changes tikanga course rules in law schools
Labour is uncomfortable with the Government's approach to the issue.
Market close: NZ sharemarket falls as interest rates take centre stage
New Zealand's sharemarket largely ignored the Budget to end weaker.
Jalapeño wine delights TikTok but confuses bartenders
New York Times: Likened to spicy margaritas, jalapeño wine is having a moment.
Hipkins denies differences with Edmonds over $13b pay equity changes
National is accusing Labour of 'economic incoherence'.
Murray Crane claims Smith and Caughey's 'disinterested' staff, poor service contributed to closure
Murray Crane of Crane Brothers says Smith & Caughey's needed better staff and service.