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Pilgrim deaths in Mecca put spotlight on underworld Hajj industry

New York Times: Most of the more than 1,300 people who died were not formally registered.

It's all in the pouch: Principal changes his mind on mobile phone ban

A US firm has come up with a lockable pouch - but is it practical?

Opinion: Is tourism the comeback kid? We sure need it to be

Opinion: Three lessons might help us seriously boost tourism and our relationships.

5 ways to give up the idea of a perfect life and build a sustainable one

OPINION: We can create a life, at any age, that is true to our needs and values.

First XV rugby: Minnows Dilworth claim massive scalp in Auckland shock

Unfancied Dilworth School have pulled off the upset of the season in Auckland First XV.

Meet the Government’s 'independent' fast-track consenting advisors, their connections and interests

The fast-track consenting panel advising ministers, and their connections and interests.

Hollywood's new Jacinda Ardern movie: NZFC pushes on with rival taxpayer-funded film

'A human story': Ardern says it was important the official movie didn't seek public money.

Hiring freeze: Doctor jobs unfilled as Health NZ cost-cutting bites

Doctors had job applications paused at the reference-checking stage, or delayed for weeks.

Editorial: NZ's infrastructure issues caused by lack of long-term thinking

OPINION: New Zealand needs a Government that will look to the future.

Mark Lister: Trump the frontrunner in debate lead-up

OPINION: Biden will be hoping an early debate will revive his campaign.

How Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta failed children on safety, US states say

NYT: The CEO and his team drove Meta’s efforts to capture young users, lawsuits allege.

Phil Gifford's Super Rugby season-ending awards

OPINION: After the Blues' triumph, it's time to hand out some awards – and a brickbat.

Andrew Couch: Transport planning should sit with experts not politicians

OPINION: Delayed decision-making caused by change in Govt has cost more than $3 billion.

On the run: China’s super-rich want to leave the country and some want to move Downunder

Financial Times: But capital controls mean getting money out of China is no easy task.

Are you exercising good judgment or being judgy?

Exercising good judgment is essential to our health, but being judgmental is not.

Paul Lewis: Heartbreak and hope – the tough choices in All Blacks team picks

OPINION: Brent Anderson missed '87 Rugby WC squad; bitter memory of televised rejection.