The local product underlined his importance – and mental strength – in the tight game.

Financial Times: Shares fall as auditor says losses raise ‘substantial doubt’.

The benefits and pitfalls of returning to the nest, and how to make it work.

Telegraph: 'Hard work is the only addiction that society encourages and applauds.'

Green shoots evident but some tough times still ahead, especially in construction.

The Australian carrier is focused on its long-haul network with connecting flights.

'We're out of it day-to-day' - Damien Taylor steps back from successful hotel developer.

OPINION: 'There is increasing talk now about the viability of taxation reform.'

Opening the door to overseas-based All Blacks could change the national sport forever.

A line by line look at each action point, including the easy ticks and the meatier ones.

It's not conventional to holiday in Bulgaria, but it's not overrun with tourists either.

The herd of 170 of the gentle animals in Akaroa is a magnet for tourists.

New York Times: My 13-year-old has left her phone behind for hiking, chores and study.

Financial Times: One lawmaker vows not to ‘eat bugs with Bill Gates’.

Phil Gifford runs through the talking points from the latest round of Super Rugby Pacific.

Auckland Philharmonia’s Other Worlds concert might have seemed eccentric at first glance.

How many trusts are now affected, and what happens to charities?

Financial Times: Microsoft’s move latest sign huge firms are scooping up expertise.

OPINION: That the behaviour of NZ students is the worst in the OECD is no surprise.

New York Times: Camilla has emerged as a stabilising force during a major health crisis.

OPINION: Let’s hope Razor is allowed to do what he does so well.

The next few months will be tough, but there some positive signs emerging.

What has happened to the long-promised reserve on Watts Peninsula in Miramar?

EDITORIAL: New report finds Kiwi kids some of the worst-behaved in the world.

Helen Clark says it is a policy lurch, Winston Peters says there's nothing new in it.

The couple are passionate about helping people have a better quality of life.

China is on track to become the third largest milk-producing country.

Reports paint a worrying picture of a company considered to be one of the best.

Hugh Webb's Kiwi wife has dementia, but his love and commitment to her is unwavering.