Dashed hopes and big breaks: What it’s like to work on cold cases
New York Times: Investigators explain what cracking a dormant murder case can look like.
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From royal kitchens and F1 to fitness apps: Scotty Diamond's journey
For those considering a leap into the unknown, Diamond’s journey offers a beacon of hope.
How Chicken Soup for the Soul entangled a titan of private credit
Financial Times: Chicken Soup fight's ugliness has shocked even distressed debt veterans.
Opinion: What we learned from Team NZ's preliminary regatta win
Will we see any major changes in form when the races that matter begin?
Claire Trevett: Govt's fast-track backdown delivers a nod to critics but not a buckling
COMMENT: Ministers lose the power to decide fast-track projects, but still have influence.
Letters: Chris Hipkins remains Labour’s best option; Sepuloni on reality TV
OPINION: 'Kieran McAnulty is convincingly adamant he doesn’t want the top job.'
I once dreaded wine bottles clanking in the bin – now I’m over a decade sober
Telegraph: After crippling anxiety attacks I knew I had to learn how to cope without it.
Editorial: Luxon's stark message for councils to rein in spending comes at the right time
OPINION: The PM didn't mince his words when telling councils to watch their spending.
Guy Body’s cartoons: August 1 - 31
Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.
William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia’s Vengerov & Sibelius
Reviewing Auckland Philharmonia’s recent concert at the Auckland Town Hall.
Small Business: Vegan bakery cooks up a capital idea for chef couple
What began as a farmers’ market stall has grown into a fulltime business.
Surprise findings: What scientists just learned about the major tsunami threat to NZ’s north
New simulations change what scientists understand about subduction zone's quake potential.
Scientists just calculated NZ’s ‘blue carbon’ potential - and it’s promising
Restoring coasts offers new carbon sink equivalent to CO2 from tens of thousands of cars.
Hillside owner on 10 years in business and the future of high-end dining
Less than a year ago Asher Boote was considering walking away amidst a string of closures.
Rate cut sparks biggest rally in NZ shares in two years
OPINION: Federal Reserve expected to cut rates, potentially boosting market performance.
Opinion: There's more to solving the housing crisis than upping supply
OPINION: A closer look at the web of factors that influence house prices and rents.
Sasha Borissenko: Sigh, lawyers haven't achieved gender equality
OPINION: But it's not all bad.
Power pylon problems: New line to Coromandel alone could cost $500m
The huge cost of new power lines to aid energy security is revealed after the debacle.
Five tips for making a school lunch your kid will actually eat
New York Times: A few tweaks can help you pack lunches that come home eaten.
Alice Soper: Black Ferns tour to tell how far away another World Cup victory is
OPINION: The trip north will let us know whether this is the team to get us there.
Mastering core stability: Tips from fitness experts for everyday strength
New York Times: Mastering core stability: Tips from fitness experts for everyday strength.
NZ-linked movie Good One navigates the new rules of father/daughter relationships
India Donaldson's movie, along with Netflix's Daughters, examines estranged relationships.
TV sharpshooter: The incredible double life of TV3's new boss
Surviving cancer and winning Commonwealth Games medals gives her a unique perspective.
Two years after quitting hospitality, Luke Dallow talks new Ponsonby venture, SPQR rumours
From guerilla gastronomy to social media speculation, what's happening on Ponsonby Rd?
'Amalgamation by stealth': Regional deals could reopen Hawke's Bay debate
Hawke's Bay wants a regional deal with the Govt, but is it "amalgamation by stealth"?
Heather du Plessis-Allan: The PM's right - our mayors and councils are hopelessly out of touch
OPINION: Luxon knew he was picking a fight he was odds-on to win.
Liam Dann: Tax cut victory for Nicola Willis and reminder NZ is still a wealthy place
OPINION: A ratings agency endorses NZ's fiscal management and highlights household debt.
The Kiwis making millions from turning a popcorn maker into a home coffee roaster
Frustration over not being able to roast beans at home drove the innovation.
Diary of an abused wife: Victim reveals why she can't just leave
Their relationship started well - but then his controlling behaviour kicked in.
From rural marae to New York to Cabinet: Tama Potaka’s path to politics
Tama Potaka on where he stands on certain issues.
Editorial: ‘Gutted’ ambulance workers deserve better
OPINION: This week brought the first strikes by ambulance workers in NZ.
Letters: Parents need to pitch in on learning; guns and lobbyists
OPINION: 'It’s a parent’s responsibility to monitor screen time for little children.'
Shane Te Pou: Act's thinly-veiled attack on the Treaty
OPINION: It’s time that Karen Chhour took ownership of her actions.