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US TV superstar’s NZ visit, haka date; PM's inner-circle shake-up - chief press secretary quits

TV industry takes on PM over 6pm news comment; Stuff drops daily news podcast.

What is Hezbollah, the militant group based in Lebanon?

New York Times: A series of attacks has drawn attention to the Iran-backed militia.

Despite pleas for leniency, Caroline Ellison gets two-year prison sentence after's FTX billions of dollars fraud case

Financial Times: Sam Bankman-Fried’s former associate co-operated with prosecutors.

Paul Lewis: Why dropping McKenzie would be a mistake

OPINION: The All Blacks No 10 is copping far too much of the blame.

Have our jobs become too greedy for our time?

Financial Times: A convincing case for a drastic overhaul of the way we earn a living.

Meet New Zealand's greatest (ever?) amateur men's rugby team

South Canterbury's record run, the Light Bears' big dance and Canterbury's league revival.

China unleashes stimulus blitz to lift growth

Financial Times: Property and stock market support given go-ahead to boost demand.

The code at the counter: How a Hastings vape store sold cigarettes for $5

An undercover agent used the code, leading to a prosecution and thousands in fines.

What we get wrong about ultra-processed foods

Here’s the most important reason UPFs are to blame for obesity and disease.

NZ climate reporting standards up for review

The XRB is looking at making changes to NZ's climate reporting standards.

Smiles, traffic and empty hands: First impressions of Mānawa Bay

Some shoppers described the new shopping centre as dark and enclosed.

Buyer beware: Scam e-shops continue to plague consumers

Kiwis continue to share their stories online, with Elyse Auckland the latest to be found.

Opinion: It’s no longer glorious to get rich in China – it’s dangerous

Financial Times: Why no one wants to be the nation’s top tycoon any more.

Judith Collins reveals details of ‘red-tape cutting’ space strategy

New policy announced at Christchurch summit will be implemented by the end of 2025.

Opinion: The Government’s new vape laws won’t stop youth addiction

Opinion: In Hawke’s Bay, 10% of Year 9-13 students vape daily, and nearly 20% weekly.

Schoolboy rugby's media landscape in 2024

One school stands out from the rest when it comes to dealing with the media.