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Australian leader’s bonhomie in China belies delicate balancing act

NYT analysis: Albanese aims to stabilise links with Beijing, despite US security pressure.

‘Women get gaslit a lot’: 10 menopause myths the experts can’t stand

New York Times: There are lots of misconceptions out there. These are the top offenders.

Trump’s fans forgive him everything. Why not Epstein?

New York Times Opinion: Trump seems in danger of being consumed by a conspiracy theory.

Fights of the fringe: Real-world consequences of chasing conspiracies

Trump's team revamped Social Security to address false claims of payments to the dead.

'Misguided stunt' - ANZ declines $300m legal settlement offer

ASB yet to respond to class action settlement offer.

Reserve Bank's employee benefits: Gold standard or pretty standard?

ANALYSIS: $800 for a home office, $500 wellness allowance and 15 days' wellness leave.

Richard Prebble: Why the Regulatory Standards Bill matters for property rights

OPINION: Property rights are a cornerstone of liberal democracy, but not in New Zealand.

Air India crash: No fuel switch checks ordered for New Zealand jets

Amid anger and disputes overseas, CAA says no new Dreamliner checks needed here.

'Broken promise': Minister defends cancer screening rollout, won't fully kick in until 2029

The Government's staggered delivery of scheme has been criticised by Labour.

Simon Wilson: Slum designs or no new social housing at all?

Opinion: The Government's plans for social housing are making everything worse.

Coalition cracks? Leaders dismiss claims Govt in disarray over UN letter

But they appeared on different pages about the Government's formal response.

Tax break? Govt urged to make it cheaper for employers to provide health insurance

But the change could cost the Crown hundreds of millions of dollars.

Ranked: The 30 greatest fast bowlers in test history

OPINION: After over 500 tests, a Telegraph sage runs the rule on the best of the quicks.

Drugs, BBQs and undies: Assessing the best verbal jabs from SBW and Paul Gallen

Elijah Fa'afiu looks at the best mic moments from SBW and Gallen ahead of their fight.

Gregor Paul: Why Barrett is now the clear No 10 for the All Blacks

OPINION: Richie Mo'unga's potential return adds complexity but Barrett remains top choice.

In Alex Paulsen's shadow: Meet Auckland FC's first-equal signing, who's yet to debut

Alex Paulsen's loan move shifted Woud to a back-up role unexpectedly.

‘Women get gaslit a lot’: 10 menopause myths the experts can’t stand

New York Times: There are lots of misconceptions out there. These are the top offenders.

'It's kind of detective work': Inside the hunt for NZ's missing heirs

What happens if you die without a will? Meet the woman who tracks down your next-of-kin.

Just 30 minutes a day of ‘Japanese walking’ may help you get in shape

Interval walking training is getting renewed attention online. Here's why.

I gave up pasta for a month – this is what it does for your health

Telegraph: It’s cheap and easy, but if you’re in midlife, it might be time for a rethink.

‘Women get gaslit a lot’: 10 menopause myths the experts can’t stand

New York Times: There are lots of misconceptions out there. These are the top offenders.

The 50 best horror films of all time – ranked

Telegraph: The films guaranteed to scare you senseless.

I lost half my body on 7/7 – but every day I remind myself how lucky I am

Telegraph: Twenty years on, a survivor and her rescuer share their memories.

I’m a longevity doctor. These are my daily habits to stay young

Telegraph: Dr Mohammed Enayat starts every day barefoot in the garden.

Top detective urges support for mothers after 'distressing' cases of babies found in bins

Detective Inspector Scott Beard emphasised supporting the mothers and family involved.

'Hiding from the council': Rotorua's secret pod shelter for homeless

The council says that like all accommodation, the Village of Hope needs consent.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of July 14 - 20

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

String of leaders left Wellington Chamber of Commerce before CEO’s abrupt exit

CEO Simon Arcus resigned, effective immediately, on Friday afternoon.

Australian leader’s bonhomie in China belies delicate balancing act

NYT analysis: Albanese aims to stabilise links with Beijing, despite US security pressure.

Trump’s fans forgive him everything. Why not Epstein?

New York Times Opinion: Trump seems in danger of being consumed by a conspiracy theory.

Fights of the fringe: Real-world consequences of chasing conspiracies

Trump's team revamped Social Security to address false claims of payments to the dead.

Behind Trump’s Russia talk are doubts and missing details

New York Times: US is set to sell arms to European nations for shipping to Ukraine.

Too Much? Not for White Lotus star Will Sharpe

New York Times: The actor has tried, and succeeded, at a variety of creative projects.

Meet the Kiwi teen with all the moves as the killer robot in M3gan 2.0

New York Times: The sunny Kiwi dancer-turned-actor returns in role as a deadly AI doll.

The 50 best horror films of all time – ranked

Telegraph: The films guaranteed to scare you senseless.

'Dirtiest-minded young woman in NZ': Dame Fiona's lifetime of flouting convention

New doco is a psychological study of the Wellington writer who flouted convention.

'The payoff is huge': How luxury travel is being transformed for Kiwi second-home owners

95 properties are already listed in NZ - and the number is growing.

Disneyland Aotearoa: Is it a dream worth considering?

Opinion: Weta collaborations and wide spaces make the possibilities endless, and complex.

What social media travel posts reveal about each generation

OPINION: Gen Z ironic ambiguity, millennial normcore, and boomer cheese. We dive in.

Govt considered using Bluebridge to replace ageing Interislander ferries

The first new ship to service Cook Strait is expected to arrive in February 2029.

Tech Insider: UK tells retailers to use NZ’s Auror crime-fighting software

PLUS: Medtech projected to earn $3.8b a year by 2028.

200 dodgy visas granted for businesses linked to Vietnamese cannabis houses

Investigation revealed how Vietnamese crime groups exploited hundreds of migrant workers.

FBI sting: Kiwi gang member to face years in US prison, then 70 charges in NZ

Shane Ngakuru, 45, was a key distributor of ANOM network photos secretly controlled by FBI

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.

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.

Tech Insider: Australia's U16 social media ban passes key test – but NZ watchdog remains sceptical

Netsafe's CEO has criticised the under-16 ban as a 'bureaucratic fever dream'.

The case for Year 14s to play First XV rugby

The debate over Year 14s playing school sports has reignited with Marlborough Boys'.

Audrey Young: 'No such thing as Māori funding' - what did Seymour mean and is he right?

OPINION: Health? Education? When is targeting okay and not okay for Māori under this Govt?

'Broken promise': Minister defends cancer screening rollout, won't fully kick in until 2029

The Government's staggered delivery of scheme has been criticised by Labour.

Tax break? Govt urged to make it cheaper for employers to provide health insurance

But the change could cost the Crown hundreds of millions of dollars.

‘My husband’s diabetes destroyed our sex life – here’s how we saved our marriage’

Telegraph: Diabetes can often affect the sex lives of many men.

'Family endured difficult tenancy': Rental managers fined $9700

Tenants rented place for 18 months but tribunal upheld complaints about the Auckland home.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of July 14 - 20

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Guy Body’s cartoons: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.

Richard Dale’s cartoon: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Richard Dale shares his view on current events.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

Ranked: The 30 greatest fast bowlers in test history

OPINION: After over 500 tests, a Telegraph sage runs the rule on the best of the quicks.

Reserve Bank's employee benefits: Gold standard or pretty standard?

ANALYSIS: $800 for a home office, $500 wellness allowance and 15 days' wellness leave.

Richard Prebble: Why the Regulatory Standards Bill matters for property rights

OPINION: Property rights are a cornerstone of liberal democracy, but not in New Zealand.

Australian leader’s bonhomie in China belies delicate balancing act

NYT analysis: Albanese aims to stabilise links with Beijing, despite US security pressure.

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