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Paul Lewis: Why Ethan Blackadder's omission signals a tactical shift

OPINION: Scott Robertson's squad focuses on power and speed for the 2025 All Blacks.

NZ's biggest new supermarket gets green light

It's to be built on a greenfield site near the Esmonde Rd motorway on-ramps and off-ramps.

Opinion: We tried to give SuperGold Card holders a sex toy discount. Apparently, that was offensive

MSD initially accepted Girls Get Off's proposal but later declined. The founder asks why.

Two brown bears broke out of their pen. Then they ransacked the honey stash

New York Times: Mish and Lucy escaped their enclosure. Only honey was in danger.

Design for royal memorial features a tiara-inspired bridge

New York Times: Foster + Partners have been chosen to design the memorial in London.

Advice: My future sister-in-law just got divorced. How can I disinvite her to my wedding?

New York Times: 'Shortly after my engagement, I asked [her] to be a bridesmaid.'

Intel report upends victory lap Trump hoped for at Nato

NYT analysis: The leak was particularly damaging because it came from inside the Pentagon.

Air NZ tech boss tipped for top job, Amazon’s huge Auckland construction site silent, Chorus’ multi-billion rural grab, more DIA cuts - Tech Insider

Could Air NZ be following a previous path in finding its new CEO?

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of June 23 - 29

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Why over-60s should have four coffees a day

Telegraph: A new study has linked coffee consumption to a reduced risk of frailty.

A Napier author thought a few friends might buy her book - then it hit Amazon's best-seller list

Judi Hopkinson worked for five years on a psychological drama, and it's paying off.

Could companies sue for compensation under Seymour's controversial bill?

Labour's Willie Jackson says he doesn't trust Regulation Minister David Seymour.

Letters: It is not easy to tackle the dominionism of Destiny Church

OPINION: We need to understand why people want to join Destiny Church.

Editorial: Wool carpet contract a win for more than one

OPINION: Kāinga Ora has confirmed a $2 million contract for the supply of wool carpet.

Star chef's charity restarts meal aid operations in Gaza

New York Times: UN-supported kitchens remained out of service, a bakers' spokesman said.

Most of Ōrākei retirement village to be demolished, new $336m village to rise

The partnership means the retirement giant leases the Ōrākei site for 125 years.

Simon Wilson: Wayne Brown should stop redesigning bus routes

OPINION: Auckland's mayor seems to be trying to take over bus-route planning.

Audrey Young: Rating David Seymour as Acting Prime Minister

OPINION: David Seymour had two reasons to celebrate today.