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Demand for assisted dying on the rise – should we be worried?

The number of assisted deaths rose by 37% in the last year.

Phil Gifford: The promising signs in All Blacks' series win

OPINION: Jordie Barrett's defence and attack were crucial in the second half.

The Ex-Files: Can I stop my ex from running down his business?

OPINION: Her ex plans to start a new business or move overseas, leaving her with nothing.

‘What downturn?’ The construction firm bucking the house-building slump

'We just build them and worry about selling them later. We do well in a tougher market.'

Gregor Paul: Why Razor's selection gamble was necessary for developing depth

OPINION: The All Blacks secured a series sweep, but the performance lacked polish.

Nadine Higgins: The cost of buying back time – are pre-cut veges really worth it?

Pre-cut vegetables can be twice as expensive, highlighting value trade-offs.

Their water taps ran dry when Meta built next door

NYT: In the race to develop AI, tech giants are building data centres that guzzle water.

France player ratings: The loose forward who was best on show

A handful of tourists stood out in the final test of the series.

What your headache is trying to tell you

Telegraph: The key symptoms, causes and treatments for seven common types of headache.

10 years with Tūhoe: The story behind Nelson photographer Tatsiana Chypsanava’s global award

'It became a journey of self-discovery for me.'

‘Been fantastic’: Wellington restauranteur expands empire amid sector struggles

The 34-year-old believes the city is starting to feel 'brighter'.

How a ‘Dirty 30’ post-quake building was transformed into a modern masterpiece

The former Hunters and Collectors building has been transformed.

Bruce Cotterill: Why a new slave labour commissioner won't change anything

OPINION: Labour's anti-slavery bill misses the mark.

The cost of dying: Why one in two Kiwis will go into debt to pay for funerals

Death doulas and water cremation offer alternative funeral options.

Tasman truffle farm weathers storm to supply top restaurants

Supply is down but 76-year-old Riwaka truffle farmer is not out following Friday's deluge.

Prepare for war: Defence Minister tells Army recruits to be ready for combat

'People don't join the Army to sit at home and fight over the remote control.'

A handshake in orbit 50 years ago transformed the space race

New York Times: How the first international human spaceflight came together.

Not enough babies: Cost and careers affect NZ's birth rate

The global fertility rate to maintain the human population is now 2.7 children per woman.