‘Buying quiet’: Inside the Israeli plan that propped up Hamas
New York Times: Netanyahu gambled that a strong Hamas would keep the peace.
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Who’s a ‘coloniser’? How an old word became a new weapon
New York Times: As an insult or a line of attack, 'colonial' is enjoying a field day.
Why party drinking hits mid-lifers so hard - and how to recover faster
Telegraph: The anatomy of a mid-life hangover doesn’t make for fun reading.
Talk of a Trump dictatorship charges America's political debate
New York Times: Calls for a historian to be locked up reinforce Trump critics' fears.
Opinion: For Palestinians, the future is being bulldozed
New York Times: "Palestinians are on their own now. Nobody is coming to save the day."
'Don’t know how this worked': Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos - the unusual Hollywood duo
New York Times: Why the duo's latest project, Poor Things, may be Oscar-bound.
Herald's Our Heroes 2023 - the Kiwis who made a difference
Who will take out the top honours in news, sport, business and entertainment?
Step away from the pastry: Foods to avoid when you're feeling stressed
Telegraph: 'Tis the season of high stress and unhealthy snacks. Here's how to cope.
Three climbers solve the ‘last great problem in the Himalayas’
New York Times: With no fixed ropes or oxygen, this climb is harder than Everest.
The true extent of damage to schools from Covid-19
Financial Times: The pandemic had a highly disruptive effect on learning around the world.
Ego, fear and money: How the artificial intelligence fuse was lit
New York Times: Those most afraid of risks of AI decided they should be ones to build it.
Why a second Trump presidency may be more radical than his first
New York Times: The buffers to check Trump are now weaker.
What stress really does to your body – and how to stop it making you sick
Telegraph: Ongoing stress poses a serious health risk. Here's how to spot the symptoms.
Drunk and asleep on the job: Air traffic controllers pushed to the brink
NY Times: An exhausted US workforce is increasingly prone to making dangerous mistakes.
Where there’s a will there’s a war: Kids fight over the family bach
Passing on the iconic family bach to the next generation could be fraught with problems.
'The scene from hell': Survivors reveal the true horror of NZ's worst rail disaster
A six-part series on the train crash that rocked New Zealand.
The strange $89m saga of a Netflix series you’ll never see
New York Times: Suitors flocked to this sci-fi project. Then things took a turn.
'A consummate performance': How Charles Melton transformed for May December
New York Times: The ex-Riverdale star generates Oscar chatter with new film.
Celebrated and reviled: The complicated legacy of Henry Kissinger
New York Times: Kissinger was the most powerful secretary of state of the postwar era.
'It's never too late': Meet the 95yo supermodel who lives in a care home
Telegraph: British fashion icon Daphne Selfe was first scouted in 1949,
David Beckham: How I brought Lionel Messi to Miami
Times: Beckham how signing Messi has brought A-listers to the stands.
Can certain foods really reduce your cancer risk?
New York Times: Ever heard of a "walnut colon"? Here's why you want one.
Harry, Meghan and the royals in crisis: Royal author Omid Scobie speaks out
Times: New book rips into every member of the royal family - apart from a certain couple.
‘I was a pretty lucky guy’: Tom Hanks on resisting his nice-guy reputation
Financial Times: The Hollywood superstar on why Jeff Bezos couldn't tempt him into space.
Will you live to 100? The answer is in your blood
Telegraph: New research links 10 blood "biomarkers" with longevity.
‘We went back to the Stone Age’: Life in besieged Gaza
New York Times: Life in Gaza revolves around a daily struggle to find food and water.
Can divorce be affordable? Yes, but only if both parties want it to be
New York Times: The greatest challenge of divorce can be navigating powerful emotions.
Mid-life dementia link: How menopause changes the brain
New York Times: Menopausal symptoms may be a neurological risk factor for some.
Stretch marks have gone mainstream. Everybody has feedback
New York Times: The once-verboten “flaw” is approaching fashion industry standard.
Three Kiwi sustainable swimwear brands to watch, including the world’s first zero-waste label
The fashion industry has been known as the second-biggest polluter in the world.
Gran denied surgery, given death sentence - so she went to Canada and is thriving
Jo Gaeta's son refused to accept nothing could be done.
He lived a frugal life in a trailer park. Then he left millions to his town
New York Times: When Geoffrey Holt died in June, his will revealed a six-figure secret.
From Cave Creek to Covid: Amazing images covering three decades of momentous change for NZ
The people and events that have shaped the last 30 years.
‘My IVF failed. I will not be a mother. And I’m okay with that’
Times: Jane Mulkerrins was 44 and single when she decided to try to have a baby.