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Divorce 'warfare': The legal tactics when marriage break-ups turn ugly

Advocates want to stop financial and litigation abuse in relationship property disputes.

Margaritas and murder: The hipster paradise that's also a war zone

Times: Down the road from a string of mega-hotels, police find another dismembered body.

MAGA showdown: The diehard Trump loyalist who wants to be president

Times: Think America can't get more divided than it did under Donald Trump? Think again.

'We were in it for the love, not the money': Captain Tom Moore's family investigated

Times: His charity walk raised $75m. Now Sir Tom Moore's family is coming under scrutiny.

As temperatures top 38C, Britain takes an involuntary siesta

New York Times: Most of the UK is under a 'red' heat warning for the first time ever.

Magic mushrooms and depression: Do you need the trip to get the benefit?

New York Times: The answer could determine whether millions get much-needed help.

'$90k the new $70k': NZ workers have 20,000 incentives to quit

Kiwi workers are starting to get a better sense of what they're worth in the market.

Kiwi woman reveals taboo world of mummy makeovers

Growing number of Kiwi mums going under the knife - and the ones who will never confess.

He had a dark secret. It changed his best friend's life

New York Times: They were inseparable. But one of the men wasn't who he seemed to be.

Embattled leaders in hiding, Sri Lankans ask: What's next?

New York Times: Protesters cook in the PM's garden and lounge in the president's bedroom.

More mysterious than the X-Files: David Duchovny is now a serious novelist

David Duchovny has now had more hit novels than hit TV series. How did that happen?

The show must go on: How music and a sister's love saved The Singing Cowboy

Steve Braunias discovers a love story in Mt Roskill.

Inside Kiwi billionaire Graeme Hart's expanding empire

Residential and industrial property and food - keys to Hart's business activities in NZ.

Will the robot who can mimic Shakespeare make authors obsolete?

Times: It takes only seconds for the latest AI computers to write like the Bard.

I escaped the Jehovah's Witnesses. My mother cut me off by email

Times: Traumatised, brainwashed and controlled - how she escaped and what happened next.

The conflicted life of the woman at the centre of Roe v Wade

New York Times: Norma McCorvey's personal struggles mirror those that divide the US.