OPINION: Bishop’s plan will require National and Labour to compromise with each other.

'We sold reproductions on behalf of vendors without always understanding their provenance'

OPINION: 'Wellington is no longer fit for purpose as New Zealand’s capital.'

OPINION: The former captain might be underdone, but the All Blacks need him.

New York Times: The stars and director look back on the ghost comedy and its afterlife.

Act MP Simon Court is looking at how the PPP framework can be improved.

More weak earnings added to the sombre mood.

New York Times: As tourism soars, Ibiza's housing crisis deepens.

OPINION: The problem is that politics is becoming more contested and more fragmented.

An employment lawyer explains why New Zealand Rugby is paying big for the exit.

OPINION: Also in this week's wrap – the controversial comments that won't go away.

Despite a construction pause, Seascape's luxury apartments are still on the market.

OPINION: What if you had a year to live? For me, it isn’t a theoretical question.

NY Times: FBI officials said Thomas Crooks' profile resembles that of a mass shooter.

Loss of a major customer and sharp fall in China demand blamed for poor result.

Athletes say ‘classification doping’ is on the rise and no one wants to police it.

Buying and selling activity is continuing apace, despite the sluggish economy.

Exclusive book extract on how detectives investigated the Comancheros motorcycle gang.

She was this year crowned Miss Bay of Plenty in the Miss Rotorua beauty pageant.

Financial Times: Chair has sold stocks including Apple.

OPINION: The aura of the Springboks boss is enhanced by a former All Black.

OPINION: Perhaps one of the city's most famous residents can deliver a necessary rebrand.

OPINION: A localist approach could also be more fiscally prudent.

Shocking killing of quiet entomologist Stephen Thorpe leaves grieving friends asking why.

The Commerce Commission believes banks could still make it cheaper for customers to leave.

Telegraph: Before his diagnosis, Max Wallis was on a path to self-destruction.

Mercury has contested forest products company Winstone's claims about high power prices.

OPINION: 'We have no idea what the Government believes are council luxuries.'

OPINION: The latest Steve Braunias courtroom diary from the Polkinghorne trial.

Judge prepares to hear arguments in Hamilton on Monday.