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Mary Holm: Do we really need to save $1.45m for retirement?

OPINION: The figures provided by the FinEd centre seem high.

‘I am not an oligarch’: Russian millionaire on coming to NZ

Alexandre Germanovich sits down with Kurt Bayer after a decade of being miscast.

Big numbers caught in cardiac surgery delays, Health NZ responds

'All hospital areas have patients waiting beyond expectation,' says Health NZ.

Fran O'Sullivan: Why Luxon must lead on New Zealand's tourism challenge

If the new Tourism Minister is a bust, Luxon should step in.

Paul Lewis: How ABs can turn French squad snub into advantage

OPINION: New Zealand needs to respond in kind to France's under-strength touring side.

Steven Joyce: Trump's tariffs and why we can't lose sight of basic economic concepts

OPINION: You would think the world wouldn’t have to relearn basis economic lessons today.

Simon Wilson: The kōhanga generation comes to Waitangi

ANALYSIS: If we want to close those gaps, we already have a model for how to do it.

Letters: Ghettoisation of state houses

OPINION: There has been another blow to the Kiwi ideal of an egalitarian society.

Crunch time for ready-salad producer as consumers react to tight economy

Fears small town may bear brunt of a major business' efforts to trade out of tight spot.

Why every Best Actress nominee has a solid shot at the Oscar

New York Times: This year’s Best Actress Oscar race is too close to call.

Trump, the Panama Canal and the Hong Kong firm at the heart of a showdown

New York Times: What is CK Hutchison, and who is this tycoon?

Phil Gifford: Rugby's pivotal year - six talking points for 2025

OPINION: Rugby faces a pivotal year in 2025.

'Brutal': David Seymour v Guy Williams in verbal stoush; Bank execs at critic Shane Jones' party

Have the SKY CEO and CFO fallen out?; Shorty St revived; top magazine returns to NZ.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of February 3 - 9

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Bill Gates: Trump, Musk and how my neurodiversity made me

Times: He frequently failed at school, so how did he go on to become a billionaire at 31?

Stock Takes: Why the NZ sharemarket is lagging the rest

There are some stark contrasts between the local index and other comparable markets.