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‘That wasn’t me’: How facial recognition led to a woman being jailed for 6 months

Washington Post: Kimberlee Williams didn't learn for years how she came to be accused.

This detox may erase 10 years of social media brain damage, researchers say

Washington Post: Even short breaks could reverse measures of cognitive decline.

Shark nets spark furore at new $203m Club Med resort

A tourism v wildlife battle is raging just months ahead of the resort's opening.

Are you a 'placeholder partner' in your relationship? These are the red flags

Washington Post: How to tell if your partner sees you as a Mr or Mrs Right Now.

Falling flakes: Seascape tower's latest problem

Neighbour says it's plaster but council says it's paint and they've called builder Icon.

Market close: Fragile peace hopes drive strong day for energy and healthcare stocks

Comvita launched a $30 million rights offer underwritten by Fraser and Neave.

Revealed: NZ's most (and least) trusted news brands - how the public rates 20 platforms

As AI 'slop' dominates social media feeds, news media are rebuilding public trust.

'Increased materially': Analysts reveal how much Air NZ has raised its fares

Analysts say Air NZ is likely to lose more than $200 million this year, before recovering.

Ostracised, angry and heart-inflamed: Families vent over Covid vaccine rules

CV Tag member calls the requirements for 12-17s a '100% gold-plated' bad idea.

Higher GST and a CGT – Inland Revenue says taxes will need to rise

But politicians appear to be in a parallel universe.

Energy, water, mass immigration: Why ex-All Blacks captain is joining NZ First

News broke of Taine Randell's candidacy while he was running a rugby training.

Why did ministry ask Herald to destroy sensitive information ?

It related to talks between New Zealand and the US on critical minerals. Video / Mark Mitchell

Arsenal or Man City: Who will win the Premier League?

Arsenal lead by six points but Manchester City still have a game in hand.

'Something that hurts': Will test cricket ever return to Auckland?

It's been nearly 3000 days since the City of Sails hosted a cricket test.

111 steps, the journey from the top of One NZ Stadium

The walk from the top of One NZ Stadium's Eastern Stand down 111 steps to the concourse – it's easier than the walk up.

Moana Pasifika could face Super Rugby exit unless new $10m backer steps in

The Super Rugby team's owner will stop funding Moana after 2026, sources say.

Society Insider: Who are the most successful RWC-winning All Blacks, off the field?

As Rugby World Cup-winning ABs reunite in Auckland, we look at their biggest achievements.

Do women need more sleep than men?

Washington Post: Some social media influencers say yes. Here's what the science says.

This detox may erase 10 years of social media brain damage, researchers say

Washington Post: Even short breaks could reverse measures of cognitive decline.

Hannah McQueen: What couples need to know about divorcing later in life

The stress of 'grey divorce' can quickly harm mental and physical health.

‘That wasn’t me’: How facial recognition led to a woman being jailed for 6 months

Washington Post: Kimberlee Williams didn't learn for years how she came to be accused.

He warned about the dangers of AI. If only his father had listened

New York Times: What happens when patients start trusting chatbots over doctors?

'Clearly insane': Donald Trump's erratic behaviour revives mental health debate

New York Times: Trump's stability is a growing concern across the political spectrum.

7 nutrients you need to pay attention to as you age

Washington Post: Your nutrition needs at 65 are not the same as when you were 35.

Letters: Development an example of the problems with intensification

OPINION: Ex-Unitec campus project another urban planning disaster.

Ostracised, angry and heart-inflamed: Families vent over Covid vaccine rules

CV Tag member calls the requirements for 12-17s a '100% gold-plated' bad idea.

Editorial: Confronting scenes at homeless camp a taste of what's to come

OPINION: Move-on orders are coming, but will they just better hide homelessness?

Bankrupt ex-real estate agent Aaron Drever out of jail but faces strict money and travel bans

Any overseas travel or self-employed work needs Official Assignee consent.

‘That wasn’t me’: How facial recognition led to a woman being jailed for 6 months

Washington Post: Kimberlee Williams didn't learn for years how she came to be accused.

He warned about the dangers of AI. If only his father had listened

New York Times: What happens when patients start trusting chatbots over doctors?

Populist pushback: Why an election loss in Hungary is a big deal for the world

NYT analysis: The geopolitical consequences of Viktor Orban's defeat could be profound.

'Clearly insane': Donald Trump's erratic behaviour revives mental health debate

New York Times: Trump's stability is a growing concern across the political spectrum.

Ye wants forgiveness, again. But how many times will fans grant it?

NYT: Attempting a comeback after antisemitic statements, Ye is facing consequences.

A hidden basement and a Queen’s throne: A look inside the St James Theatre rebuild

A new 1200-seat black box theatre is being created in the basement.

Actor Mark Wright shares personal story behind poignant return to Gallipoli

In today's tumultuous times, the Anzac legacy is more relevant than ever.

ZM's Hayley Sproull on dating for the first time in 15 years - while flatting with her parents

She's turning turned dating dramas into comedy gold for her new stand-up show.

Shark nets spark furore at new $203m Club Med resort

A tourism v wildlife battle is raging just months ahead of the resort's opening.

I moved to Australia for a better life. Here’s why I’m moving back to NZ

Money was good in Australia. So why are these Kiwis moving back?

Does cruise line loyalty really pay off?

Telegraph: An expert's guide to maximising your rewards programme.

How to travel like a millionaire – according to the man who books their holidays

Ever wondered how the ultra-rich holiday?

Gang member records rap lyrics for songs while behind bars serving drug sentence

Investigation into how inmate recorded vocals for music videos while in prison underway.

Gang members in prison allegedly control corrupt airport staff to import drugs

Two influential inmates allegedly used smuggled cellphones to arrange meth shipments.

Exclusive: Who is Pork? Decade-long transtasman graffiti mystery solved

His tags dominated NZ and Australia skylines, but he stayed in the shadows. Not anymore.

Aussie-raised recidivist armed robber found with 'arsenal' after deportation to NZ

The bumbling crim had no memory of NZ when arrived, age 56. The adjustment didn't go well.

Stronger teen maths skills linked to higher study and pay, new study finds

The University of Auckland study links teen maths scores to adult earnings.

Major NZ university forces students back to in-person exams to curb AI cheating

The change is partly driven by fears students are using AI tools to cheat online.

Chris Abercrombie: New school qualifications system must be launched as whole package

OPINION: The PPTA wants firm plans for vocational study and Year 11 leavers.

Harvard rule shake-up: What Trump’s changes mean for Kiwi hopefuls

About 20 New Zealanders are enrolled at Harvard across all its schools at any one time.

This detox may erase 10 years of social media brain damage, researchers say

Washington Post: Even short breaks could reverse measures of cognitive decline.

Hannah McQueen: What couples need to know about divorcing later in life

The stress of 'grey divorce' can quickly harm mental and physical health.

How psychedelics affect the brain

New York Times: Studies show how hallucinogenic drugs drive activity in the brain.

He warned about the dangers of AI. If only his father had listened

New York Times: What happens when patients start trusting chatbots over doctors?

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of April 13 - 19

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: April 1 - 30

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of April 6 - 12

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Guy Body’s cartoons: April 1 - 30

Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.

Letters: Development an example of the problems with intensification

OPINION: Ex-Unitec campus project another urban planning disaster.

Editorial: Confronting scenes at homeless camp a taste of what's to come

OPINION: Move-on orders are coming, but will they just better hide homelessness?

Ye wants forgiveness, again. But how many times will fans grant it?

NYT: Attempting a comeback after antisemitic statements, Ye is facing consequences.

Richard Prebble: What China and Japan taught me about trust, tech and freedom

OPINION: Japan offers queues and trusted goods, but feels strangely stuck in time.

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