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AI could add $3.4b to NZ economy – if we can address areas where we lag

New Zealand is behind in some areas, such as AI uptake and skills.

Cristean Monreal: If we keep sprawling to Hamilton, what happens to the heart of Auckland?

OPINION: Auckland's $5b City Rail Link is lighting the way for urban intensification.

Opinion: The danger of an unrestrained president to the world

NYT OPINION: Trump's strikes lay bare absence of any effective legal constraint on him.

Back from bankruptcy: Virgin Australia soars on ASX debut, up 7.6%

Virgin Australia lists on ASX after five years away from the sharemarket.

A new powerful eye on the night skies

New York Times: The Rubin Observatory’s first images mark a new era in space exploration.

Why the All Blacks are shifting gears in midfield selection

The All Blacks are clear in their prototype for powerful second fives.

Napier Port rejects union claim it is 'selectively suspending' workers

'Disruptive' industrial action under way as higher pay sought for about 185 port workers.

The six signs you’re not drinking enough water

Telegraph: Dehydration can creep up on you and play havoc with your health.

Property Insider: Foodstuffs' $380m expansion with new Pak'nSave sites in the works

The biggest is a new application for a $100m Pak'nSave on reclaimed land in Takapuna.

Power and versatility: All Blacks selection shake-up

Scott Robertson's second year sparks a notable selection shake-up for the All Blacks.

Editorial: Super Rugby Pacific has turned around – and fast

OPINION: Super Rugby Pacific's changes have sped up the game and made it a better watch.

Supermarkets admit breaching Fair Trading Act with misleading prices, face millions in fines

The maximum penalty for each charge is $600,000.

Audrey Young: Why NZ is slow to loudly support US strikes on Iran

OPINION: Unlike NZ, Australia was under pressure domestically to support the US.

Letters: Ongoing consequences of Trump's actions awaited with dread

OPINION: A reader worries what might happen after the US joined Israel in its Iran attack.

Treasury 'got it wrong' predicting KiwiRail to fall short of financial target, Winston Peters says

'Treasury were cautious given the economic conditions, but the company delivered.'

Tech Insider: Australia's U16 social media ban passes key test – but NZ watchdog remains sceptical

Netsafe's CEO has criticised the under-16 ban as a 'bureaucratic fever dream'.

AI is transforming Indian call centres. What does it mean for workers?

New jobs are being created in India's service industry as the AI revolution picks up pace.

The family campground split by a 100km/h highway

Motutere Holiday Park is a prime spot for camping, watersports and heavy traffic.