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Higher taxes, deeper spending cuts: What's coming as NZ's economy suffers from long Covid

Some tough political choices will need to be made.

The three regions where numbers of serious youth offenders remain stubbornly high

The Government is very close to achieving its target for fewer serious young offenders.

Editorial: Big hikes in mince prices won’t shut our pie holes

Economic headwinds continue to blow on the pie.

Letters: Teachers deserve better than to be treated as political punching bags

OPINION: Why ministers' comments on teachers are unfair and misleading.

'Build more renewables': Contact's strategy for energy stability

Retail power prices rose 11% in the year to July, gas prices up 14%.

Market close: Comvita buzzing after takeover bid

The S&P/NZX 50 Index climbed 0.63% to close at 12,970.64.

Advice: I hate how my sister’s husband treats her - can I intervene?

New York Times: Finding the line between overstepping and not staying silent.

Ben Francis: 5 questions as Warriors return to winners' circle

OPINION: It's a performance they'd rather forget, but a win is a win.

Can you pass the Old Man challenge? Four fitness tests trainers swear by

New York Times: No wearable tech or special equipment required.

'Good character prevails': King’s College triumph in Auckland First XV final

Westlake Boys secured their fifth consecutive North Harbour championship.

Doctor fears patients may face 'months' on surgery waitlist after funding change

'This decision has caused a major disaster - almost - for people with skin cancer.'

'A remarkable feat': Two new species of wētā discovered

The Anderus Rakiura and Anderus Pipiwai are the latest additions to the species family.

Interest rate cut a shoo-in, but how much lower will the OCR go?

Economists are divided over the inflation outlook.

Phil Gifford: Why Rugby Championship surprises signal a thrilling competition

OPINION: James O'Connor, at 35, led the Wallabies' comeback, proving his resilience.

‘Going backwards $1m a day’: Concerns mount over investment of Auckland's $1.3b Future Fund

The fund created by the sell-off of airport shares still has no investment manager.

Real countries need to keep learning about their history – James Belich

OPINION: Marsden Fund cuts saved $14 million, endangering history projects.