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Editorial: Our NZ Defence Force rebuild goes beyond replacing ageing equipment
OPINION: As countries edge towards an arms race, our military isn't combat-ready.
Are today's All Blacks boring? Calls mount for more 'heroes and villains'
Former players and agents think today's stars should express themselves more freely.
Auckland gun shop owner caught in undercover police sting
The gun retailer told the unlicensed buyer to not tell anyone. He was an undercover cop.
‘I was a crash test dummy for MeToo’: Johnny Depp on why he has no regrets
Times: The Hollywood star is back - and dishing on those "who did me dirty".
Ryan Bridge: It's amazing the things we get outraged about
OPINION: Should there really be outrage at Brian Tamaki and bikini-clad women with a cow?
Dilworth: Has it done enough to address abuse, and is it a school worth saving?
'Is there still enough good worth preserving?' Dilworth confronts the past and the future.
Liam Dann: Never mind the swear words, our politicians need to raise the quality of debate
OPINION: Blaming the Government for high butter prices makes no sense.
Shane Te Pou: We don't need to be pulled into a 19th-century arms race
OPINION: China remains NZ's largest trade partner despite tensions.
How a salary figure changes everything in Materialists
NY Times: New film reflects modern dating realities in a way rom-coms rarely have before.
On The Up: How a Kiwi family built a tool empire from $10k and a vision
The Giles family remains deeply involved, with Graeme's son and nephew in key roles.
The best TV shows of 2025, so far
New York Times: Which series, new and old, have impressed the critics the most this year?
A guide to chia, flax and hemp seeds, aka ‘super seeds’
Cooking with these seeds can make your food more nutritious with very little effort.
Inside the new luxury eatery blending Central Otago's history and cuisine
Fine dining restaurant is a nod to gold mining history and Chinese immigrants of the area.
'The best deal I've ever got:' Kiwi author's book about cats snapped up by UK publisher
Stacy Gregg's latest children's novel about cats under threat includes real-world themes.
Fran O'Sullivan: Luxon shines on global stage but has work to do at home
Luxon's international meetings included French President Macron and EU President von der Leyen.
TV producer fell asleep on couch and never woke up: Heartbroken fiancée's fight for answers
Inquiry launched after expectant dad dies following shoulder surgery at private hospital.
Revealed: What was in a Napier mayoral candidate's letter that got him sacked as caravan club chair
Long letter sent by Nigel Simpson was a complaint about bullying, and a plea for advice.
What Havelock North was worried about 100 years ago
Keeping wandering cattle and 'noisy children' away from the War Memorial was paramount.
Letters: Decline in America's Cup national pride started when we didn't defend at home
OPINION: A taxation D-Day is approaching, writes one reader.
Unison to spend $600m in Bay over next decade - where will it go?
The electricity distributor has big plans for the region.
Construction to start on first of three solar farms next to small Hawke's Bay town
Work on the first of three proposed solar farms near the town will begin soon.
The surprising benefits of using poles for hiking and walking
New York Times: How to reap the benefits of walking with poles.
'They’re not forgotten': The Kiwi surgeon helping severely disfigured soldiers in Ukraine
Dr Mark Gittos will train a team of Ukrainian doctors in London this week.
Simon Wilson: 'Families are facing bankruptcy' - oyster farmer's desperate plea to council
OPINION: Aquafarmers have been sounding the alarm for years. Now they're on the brink.
The Greens’ most radical plan yet - and how Labour inspired it - Thomas Coughlan
OPINION: The Greens' fiscal plan throws out 40 years of how Governments think about money.
Mary Holm: Do landlord losses mean rents need to rise?
OPINION: Expenses are higher than rent for some but many are doing it for capital gain.
Editorial: Healthy Homes vital to protect tenants
OPINION: There is no excuse for ignorance or taking advantage of vulnerable people.
Mexico considers legal action after SpaceX rocket debris fallout
President Sheinbaum may take legal action after SpaceX's rocket explosion.
Market close: Market leaders Infratil and Spark drive sharemarket higher
New Zealand shares ended firmer after Infratil and Spark posted gains.
I snoop, you snoop, we all snoop on each other’s phone screens
New York Times: Are privacy screens ruining the joy of reading over a stranger's shoulder?
Where did 8000 passengers go? The latest forecasts for $5.5b City Rail Link
The initial capacity is lower than earlier forecasts of 27,000 passengers.
How Trump won: Higher turnout would not have helped Harris
A Pew Centre US election study outlines how Trump gained an advantage across the board.
Tinder for airlines: 'Matchmaker’ service created for sustainable aviation fuel
Air NZ says matchmaker service likely to be a positive move.