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What to know: How will the next Dalai Lama be chosen?

New York Times: The spiritual leader says his charitable trust will name his successor.

SOE pay ranked: Brown calls in officials as CEO pay climbs despite underperformance

One executive of a company partly owned by the Government took home $3.8m in a year.

Simon Wilson: David Seymour has made a mess of almost everything he's touched

OPINION: If Seymour was serious about getting things done, he'd have a different record.

Asterisks, footnotes and claims of 'weasel words': Inside the battle for region's housing future

The plan is years in the making, but now it's reached a cross-council 'standoff'.

Market close: Interest rate-sensitive stocks drive NZ sharemarket higher

Expectations of interest rate cuts helped push NZ stock values up.

Battle for fiscal hole unit ends as Act and NZ First block Nicola Willis’ proposal

After nine years of trying, attempts to create a costings unit ended this week.

How to handle difficult in-laws, according to a therapist

Telegraph: These tried-and-tested techniques will diffuse family confrontations.

New visa: Why Ministers were warned over migrant numbers, health system impact

One model presented to ministers showed a potential surge of up to 15,000 migrants.

Film producer declared bankrupt after leaky Auckland penthouse dispute

He was made bankrupt after a body corporate took the dispute to court.

What does President Trump’s new perfume smell like?

New York Times: It adds to growing list of merchandise branded with his name and likeness.

Council confirms cost of new parking system after Ombudsman intervenes

The council initially refused to reveal the cost, citing commercial sensitivity.

Surf park developers win fast-track referral for 400+ homes

Earthworks started in October for the first stage of the project, 4km from Silverdale.

Morning rumbles: RNZ's flagship show faces shake-up as boss steps down

Morning Report's ratings have faltered since 2020, losing almost 200,000 listeners.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of June 30 - July 6

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

‘The Bomb Lady’ and the forerunner of the ‘bunker-buster’ used in Iran

Anh Duong was key in developing the explosives used.

How Savea's position shapes the All Blacks' loose forward strategy

Three rookies are poised to debut as All Blacks ponder a reshuffle for first French test.

Could a lab blunder replace 1080 poison and solve NZ’s rabbit plague?

A non-deadly alternative to 1080 is being developed which leaves pests sterile.

Why Prada's latest sandal sparked a debate on cultural credit

The Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce demanded Prada acknowledge the design's origins.