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The $1.25 trillion nest egg: Who will Baby Boomers leave it to?

Estate planners say Kiwis don't need to be wealthy to leave a bequest to a charity.

Back to the drawing board: Auckland Airport prepared to lower prices after ComCom ruling

The commission finds airport’s charges are in excess of what is reasonable.

How J.D. Vance won over Donald Trump

New York Times: Vance's first meeting with Trump got off to a very bad start.

Joanna Wane: Why patients under the care of female doctors are less likely to die

OPINION: More 'empathetic' or just better at their job?

Whole milk powder prices take another hit

Whole milk powder has its biggest drop since August last year.

Gold price driven to record high by bets on Fed rate cuts and Trump victory

Financial Times: Precious metal tops May peak after rallying 6% this month.

Richard Prebble: Hipkins has too much baggage - can Barbara Edmonds save Labour?

OPINION: Chris Hipkins cannot extract Labour from the swamp of identity politics.

Gregor Paul: Chasing the US dollar spells bad news for Kiwi All Blacks fans

OPINION: NZ Rugby's maximising commercial opportunities will hurt its core fanbase.

Helen Clark and Don Brash warn Government dragging NZ into US-China conflict

The former leaders warn Christopher Luxon has no mandate to upend NZ foreign policy.

The odd and embarrassing causes of leisure sickness

Financial Times: Is leisure illness a real condition that should be taken seriously?

Battlelines being redrawn as call on Auckland Airport prices looming

Airport says it needs to cover cost of building, airlines say its spending too much.

Boasting about how 'stressed' you are could be a sign of deeper issues

Telegraph: The need to broadcast how busy you are can be a sign of deeper problems.

Fed chair signals growing confidence that US inflation is moving towards 2% target

Financial Times: Drop in consumer prices adds to expectations of September rate cut.

Opinion: No, Trump isn't set for an easy win after rally shooting

Financial Times: The markets are betting on a Trump surge. Gideon Rachman isn't convinced.

They were told they were in a safe area. Then came the missiles

New York Times: Survivors in Gaza tell of fire, smoke, blood and bodies everywhere.

Auckland real estate agency fined $7000, censured for 25 audit breaches

Breaches which occurred during a three-year period resulted in a tribunal ruling.