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Watch: First look inside City Rail Link’s unique new Te Waihorotiu Station

'No other train station in the world will look like this,' says CRL CEO Patrick Brockie.

Helping kids learn about life moves - through chess

New York Times: Susan Namangale passes on a love of chess to others across Malawi.

Why stubbing out smoking in France is a mammoth task

The ban makes no mention of vapes, popular among young people in France.

High-profile Tauranga retail site sold for $18.6m to local investors

The site houses Noel Leeming, Animates, Elite Fitness, and Chemist Warehouse.

How to potty-train a coworker

The coworker's bathroom habits are disrupting the shared workspace.

Napier Port industrial action ends as pay agreement reached for workers

'We can now focus on running a port rather than fighting each other.'

Is AI rewiring our minds? Scientists probe cognitive cost of chatbots

MIT study finds ChatGPT users show lower brain engagement in writing tasks.

How exactly do weight-loss drugs work – and which ones are best?

Telegraph: From Wegovy to Mounjaro, here’s what you need to know about GLP-1 drugs.

Darcy Ungaro: Comparing Bitcoin with property as options for Kiwi investors

Bitcoin's value has surged to over US$100,000 since 2012.

Tech CEO pays $660,000 to conduct orchestra

New York Times: Some musicians argued the podium shouldn't be turned over to amateurs.

Oranga Tamariki service provider 'struggling' with funding cuts

The agency said it understood it was hard for organisations to see their funding reduced.

Small Business: Kiwi pickle brand processes 100 tonnes as business booms

Reuben Alderson talks to Tom Raynel about his small artisan foods business Alderson's.

Golden 16-metre Buddhist statue set to ‘tower above’ horrified community

Auckland Council art 'loophole' horrifies neighbours as giant golden statue takes shape.

'Bad advice': Hipkins reflects on Labour's Rotorua housing challenges

Hipkins said Labour's next campaign will focus on jobs, health, and homes.

Editorial: 'What's your poison?' Dry July a lone voice in the swill

OPINION: Dry July's low buy-in highlights our aversion to moderation.

Letters: Watching Question Time is like a bad comedy show; Trump is no champion for peace

OPINION: Will more schools named after historical figures change names, a reader ponders.

What’s the market mood at the midpoint?

OPINON: It has been a big six months and there's plenty more to come.

Why did the novel-reading man disappear?

New York Times: Men are leaving fiction reading behind. Some people want to change that.