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Opinion: At Glastonbury, left-wing politics are shocking again

NYT Opinion: It’s hard to remember the last time musicians managed to cause such outrage.

Editorial: Referee abuse is a threat to all of sport

OPINION: Officials are crucial, often overlooked and vital for community sports.

Letters: Now house prices have fallen, what does that mean for CGT debate?

OPINION: The rise of chatbots and a manipulated internet lead to a disinformed public.

One of NZ's largest tech firms reveals financials amid AI 'revolution'

The firm's staff numbers dropped by 756 to 5375 in the financial year – a 12% reduction.

I teach people to sleep for a living - here’s how I ensure I always rest well

Telegraph: How to make the most of your day to get the best forty winks at night.

Market close: Fisher & Paykel Healthcare helps NZX up over 1%

Shares in Skellerup Holdings ended the day 5.1% higher at $4.95.

NZ Super Fund-backed Kaingaroa Timberlands expands with Waikato land purchase

Kaingaroa Timberlands has bought 9200ha of forestry land in South Waikato.

New heights: Skyline Enterprises' pre-tax profit doubles to $61m

The business' operations in Queenstown have reached new heights, but its casino is down.

Watch: 'Offensive to girls' - why The Warehouse has been told to remove this TV ad

An ad ruled offensive was based on stereotype that 'girls aren't good at maths': watchdog.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

Motel generation ends: Just 24 families in region still using them for emergency housing

It's made finding accommodation cheaper, but some single people are 'sleeping on streets'.

Why the French have the best sex in the world, by a Parisian sexologist

Telegraph: French women of all ages view pleasure as an essential, says Marie Morice.

For the future of water conservation, look to … Los Angeles?

NY Times: To be self-reliant, the city will still need to construct recycling plants.

Football sheikh also has ties to entrenched conflict zones

New York Times: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan heads UAE's push as a regional power.

Patrick Reynolds: What is a good model for Queen St?

OPINION: The busiest part of Queen St is now the car-free Te Komititanga Square.

Mysterious runestone turns up in Canadian forest

New York Times: After studying it, researchers hope the public might have information.

Editorial: Balancing US alliance and global peace

OPINION: America celebrates its 249th birthday this week.

Letters: July may be the perfect month to go sober

OPINION: Perhaps the police Eagle helicopter could use Ali and Anna's new helipad.