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The dark mystery of France’s most notorious sexual predator

NY Times: Dominique Pelicot had dozens of strangers join him in raping his drugged wife.

Government debt’s whopper increase sparks warning from S&P Global Ratings

Demand for bonds may well stay strong, but there's a catch.

All the must-see TV for 2025

These are the television shows you need to be watching next year.

Letters: Government’s austerity drive doesn’t apply to the rich

OPINION: 'Our leaders have abandoned the people who need them most.'

Wall Street bets Trump will fuel further dollar gains

Financial Times: Trump unlikely to get his wish of a weaker currency, investors say.

A weary Biden heads for the exit

New York Times: Biden races to cement his legacy as presidency winds down.

Society Insider: Kiwi heiress dating Chanel heir; twins for cricket star; new TV couple

Ali Andrews has found love with Raph Wertheimer, heir to a multi-billion dollar fortune.

This popular town's newspaper was closing. And then the editor stepped up

A newspaper has been saved, paving the way for several similar deals for other towns.

NZ market falls as Hallenstein Glasson reaches record share price

Clothing retailer up 12c to $8.02, its highest price since listing in 1985.

South Island sport's winners (and losers) for 2024

Olympic champ Ellesse Andrews and the St Thomas of Canterbury College First XIII feature.

Analysis: Treasury’s forecasts a grim warning to MPs and New Zealanders

The Government will need to convince New Zealanders to cut their cloth.

Gerry Brownlee – the wit and grumpiness of Parliament’s Speaker

Some first-term MPs have particularly impressed the Speaker.

Air NZ using fuel from waste fat to power flights across the Pacific

The airline renews its push for mandates for sustainable fuel but Govt is on the fence.

Editorial: Is this minimum wage increase good news to anyone?

OPINION: A fulltime minimum wage worker will be $235 a year worse off in real terms – CTU.

Letters: Kiwis' safety and security have gone backwards

OPINION: 'My insecurity stems from events both overseas and domestically.'

Inside the coalition: the frictions, the power brokers and what they really think about each other

Working with NZ First is 'like a dream' but Act is another story, insiders say.

Richard Prebble: My answer to the Cook Strait ferry problem

OPINION: Ferries dilemma reveals deeper port strategy issues.

Ryan Bridge: And so this is Xmas – or is that an offensive word now?

OPINION: It’s time we stop feeling bad and worried we might offend somebody.