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The Greens’ most radical plan yet - and how Labour inspired it - Thomas Coughlan

OPINION: The Greens' fiscal plan throws out 40 years of how Governments think about money.

Simon Wilson: 'Families are facing bankruptcy' - oyster farmer's desperate plea to council

OPINION: Aquafarmers have been sounding the alarm for years. Now they're on the brink.

Mary Holm: Do landlord losses mean rents need to rise?

OPINION: Expenses are higher than rent for some but many are doing it for capital gain.

Editorial: Healthy Homes vital to protect tenants

OPINION: There is no excuse for ignorance or taking advantage of vulnerable people.

Mexico considers legal action after SpaceX rocket debris fallout

President Sheinbaum may take legal action after SpaceX's rocket explosion.

Market close: Market leaders Infratil and Spark drive sharemarket higher

New Zealand shares ended firmer after Infratil and Spark posted gains.

I snoop, you snoop, we all snoop on each other’s phone screens

New York Times: Are privacy screens ruining the joy of reading over a stranger's shoulder?

Where did 8000 passengers go? The latest forecasts for $5.5b City Rail Link

The initial capacity is lower than earlier forecasts of 27,000 passengers.

How Trump won: Higher turnout would not have helped Harris

A Pew Centre US election study outlines how Trump gained an advantage across the board.

Global beauty giant boosts NZ operations with new $6m South Auckland distribution centre

L’Oréal’s NZ sales hit $180m in 2024, commanding 26% of the beauty market.

Fireball appears to explode over southeastern US

American Meteor Society received nearly 150 reports, most from Georgia and South Carolina.

Iran's nuclear programme: Amid claims, here's what's known so far

New York Times: The full extent of the damage, being assessed by spy agencies, is unclear.

How to not get SAD this winter

Telegraph: Ways to boost your wellbeing if the shorter days send your mood spiralling.

'Struggle' - TV series producers on problems filming around Queenstown

Brad Pitt just visited but film-makers tell how hard it is to make shows in Queenstown.

Why the new $100m Pak'nSave faces unique construction challenges

Vast new store is to be built on a flood-prone site which operated for 50 years as a dump.

Stock Takes: Why NZ's sharemarket is falling behind global counterparts

The New Zealand sharemarket has fallen 5% in the first half, while others have gained.

Italy is a magnet for weddings - and not just starry ones in Venice

New York Times: Wedding tourists are seeking more out-of-the-way towns in the country.

Top Auckland chef's tiny cut nearly fatal, warns other 'Kiwi blokes' of risks

Doctors told Phil Clark: 'You're about an hour away from losing your thumb or your life.'