New York Times: Who will survive? Die? Thrive? And how?

Times: Actress did shifts in real-life kitchen to prepare for her role as Carmy’s sister.

OPINION: There's still cause for optimism, despite bad economic times.

OPINION: 'Ironically, Dickason would probably have been found not guilty in South Africa.'

The S&P/NZX 50 Index declined nearly 3% in the June quarter.

New York Times: Russell Crowe is going through a religious phase.

Could taking unnecessary supplements actually do more harm than good? Experts weigh in.

Landlord Timothy Stewart said he was 'horrified' by the way the tenancy had been managed.

Are founders being denied an exit, the chance to fund other start-ups? Opponent says no.

OPINION: Many snooty critics couldn’t stand the superstar’s raw sentimentality.

David Hisco sells John Key's former Ōmaha Beach bach for twice the purchase price.

OPINION: For women in their 30s, the decision to have a baby doesn't always come easy.

OPINION: Also in today's wrap - the PM's medicine comeback and Andrew Bayly's flying leap.

The CEO's verdict on the year ahead.

OPINION: Why do I feel ashamed of having inherited a common neurological disorder?

Inside the fortress: How leaked insights are changing the game.

The battle for the sporting hearts of Auckland heats up.

Financial Times: Concerns protectionist policies are exacerbating inflation,

OPINION: Albanese government creates potential $2.5 billion-a-year opportunity for NZ.

'Structured Learning' focus sees digital literacy squeezed out for first time in 34 years.

Ever wondered what happens to all that uneaten food you throw out each week?

Several items were mere formalities. Others were easy ticks. Anything substantive?

OPINION: This week's severe weather shows the critical need for infrastructure investment.

Dr Dougal Sutherland said the condition impacts about 5% of the population.

Police Minister says downward trends justify law and order focus.

OPINION: Also in today's letters – spending secrets, sentencing rules and Razor's squad.

Financial Times: With troop numbers in decline, what might make more people serve?

NYT: The show drove affection toward a dysfunctional kitchen crew at an unlikely moment.

But the New Zealand sharemarket shrugged off the news across the Tasman for another gain.

'The most important thing is not so much the brush, but the brusher.'