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Fran O'Sullivan: International politics a complex game – but Luxon has a trump card

OPINION: It is a testing time – including for Luxon.

New book explores how NZ fell out of love with Jacinda Ardern

Political scientists explore the question in a new book.

Thomas Coughlan: Housing policy leaves anti-density backers nowhere to run

OPINION: Chris Bishop plans to 'flood' the market with housing.

All Blacks great fights to stop Ponsonby Rugby Club being booted out of Western Springs

Ponsonby has produced 48 All Blacks – more than any other club.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of July 1 - 7

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Judge skewers burger restaurant after cockroach infestation revealed

The judge did not mince words when describing the state of the smash burger joint.

How much cash would it take for you to quit your job?

Financial Times: What kind of stimulus cheque or tax break could push people to quit jobs?

Claire Trevett: PM's Nato trip perfectly timed for US, UK schmoozing

OPINION: There'll be plenty of high-level chat about what Trump 2.0 might bring.

How two developers gazumped Government plans for Auckland's housing 'flood'

Developers have fought for years to create new townships on outskirts of Auckland.

Is it a bad idea to drink alcohol on a plane?

Drinking on a plane? Here’s what you should know about the health risks.

Opinion: We warned the Tories catastrophe was coming. Now they must go and never be seen again

Telegraph opinion: Sunak’s brief premiership has ended, though I wish it had sooner.

Elon Musk’s X to get final EU warning over dangerous content

Warning shot against X follows start of an investigation by EU’s regulators.

Lie down, sit still, take a break: Your brain needs a rest

Breaks as short as 10 minutes can boost vigour and reduce fatigue, one analysis found.

Why work 4 days a week when you can work 6? Greece gives it a shot

Greek move aimed at labour shortages, overtime, tax evasion.