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Anti‑corruption taskforce launched, but what will it actually do?

Three key threats cited as fraud experts spearhead new taskforce.

Timeline: What we know about Trump and Epstein

New York Times: Their past relationship is under scrutiny.

New US intel: Iran's Fordow site badly damaged

New York Times: Some experts are sceptical, saying Iran has other sites that weren't hit.

Substack raises $168m, betting on subscriptions but coming around to ads

New York Times: Despite previous criticism, Substack plans to get deeper into advertising.

Prosecutor fired by Trump calls fear the ‘tool of a tyrant’

New York Times: Maurene Comey is the daughter of James Comey, a former FBI director.

All Blacks v France: Where the game will be won and why Love is the key

Liam Napier analyses where the third match could be won and lost.

Hate exercising? Factoring in your personality type could help

"The best exercise is the one you will do."

Clothing store’s vote of confidence in capital's struggling economy

The premium menswear retailer has expanded while others nearby have shut up shop.

'Pyrrhic victory': Waipareira Trust wins legal point but fails to quash charity deregistration notice

The Waipareira Trust argued the Charities Board was improperly constituted.

Inside the $30m effort to reopen a 9-storey quake damaged carpark building

The Wellington building was closed in 2016 after the Kaikōura earthquake badly damaged it.

Checkpoints annoy drivers, undermine idea of free movement

New York Times: Germany, Poland, Austria, France, Italy, Netherlands bring checks back.

Liam Napier: Why Chiefs-dominated All Blacks should avoid form fade

ANALYSIS: Scott Robertson endears himself to locals by injecting seven Chiefs into his XV.

I was diagnosed with ADHD after my husband died. He never knew the real me

Telegraph: 'I mourn the conversations we never had. I grieve the support I didn’t have.'

Opinion: Auckland's North Shore is an untapped opportunity to host big events

OPINION: Council budgets can support residents with community wellbeing investments.

Editorial: Not everyone is confident the energy sector is in good shape

OPINION: Prices have risen 6.2% since last year and consumers are going hungry or cold.

China tests the waters of how far its navy can operate

New York Times: Exercises involving two aircraft carriers were held in seas near Japan.

Matthew Hooton: Labour’s chance to distance itself from Te Pāti Māori

OPINION: Labour doesn’t only need to win Tāmaki Makaurau but must be brutal in doing so.

Letters: The rights and wrongs of David Seymour’s UN letter

OPINION: Was minister's UN letter warranted, or his latest gaffe?