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Market close: NZ sharemarket rises, Vista Group shares fall after half-year results

The New Zealand sharemarket was up today as most stocks on the main board lifted.

The simple mind game to beat insomnia without sleeping pills

Telegraph: Struggling to sleep? Cognitive shuffling could help.

BNZ ups Fonterra’s milk price forecast to $10.25

BNZ economists say the dairy outlook is stronger than they previously anticipated.

America's Cup eyes more racing but no approach from Auckland, Dalton says

Grant Dalton confirmed interest from the Middle East and Europe in hosting preliminaries.

RUCs for all: Potential 'smart tag' cost on drawing board, privacy issues highlighted

How road user charges could work, day-to-day.

Michael Burgess: Why the Dragons match will decide fate of Warriors' 2025 NRL season

OPINION: It feels as if everything rests on Friday’s outcome.

Should you buy ticket protection for your next concert or event?

Often mistaken as 'insurance', ticket protection offerings have seen a post-Covid rise.

Sandwich assault: Man charged after throwing a sub at a federal agent in DC

The incident occurred near 14th and U Streets in Northwest DC.

Companies are pouring billions into AI. It has yet to pay off

New York Times: Most AI projects fail to show an impoact on US firms.

Court of Appeal overturns $3m negligence ruling against law firm

Auckland Council and Multiplex paid $20.1m to the owners of the building.

Roger Partridge: How the rise of the generic official killed public sector expertise

The system values generalists, leading to flawed advice and policy U-turns.

Highest-paid public sector chairs – how they compare with the private sector

A big payday looms for public sector board chairs – who gets what?

The Kiwi helping the Pumas plot All Blacks' downfall

Los Pumas are harnessing influence from another Kiwi coach.

Advice: I’m middle-aged and still care what people think - how can I stop?

Washington Post: How do you stop obsessing over whether people like you?

Hawke’s Bay wool queen sells business to retire after almost 50 years

'I really believe that the young ones are going to come in and just be more innovative.'

Gymnastics stigma: Athlete speaks out on menstruation challenges

Her delayed period was a sign of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S).