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UK sculptor claims NZ artwork copied his design, seeks recognition

"Spot the difference" - artists clash over clasped hand sculptures.

10 factors behind Auckland City FC's record defeat

The amateurs were always rank underdogs, but several factors made their task tougher.

'Defining moment': Ad agencies cleared for huge merger, amid warnings of media job losses

NZ is one of the first jurisdictions in world to clear the way for OMG and IPG to merge.

'Speculative shares': Dinosaur fossil auction raises market concerns

Palaeontologists worry such auctions distort the fossil market, raising prices.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of June 16 - 22

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

New video reveals how predators interact with bats, increasing virus risk

New York Times: Footage captured 13 predator species at Python Cave in Maramagambo Forest.

Opinion: Trump's rise and return centred on power and retribution

NYT OPINION: He's using the government more openly against perceived enemies now.

Richter scales and fishy tales: When a small earthquake spoiled a day of fishing

Everyone struggled for bites after Monday morning's quake. So were the fish spooked by it?

How to tackle your to-do list if you struggle with executive functioning

NY Times: Conditions like ADHD can make starting and completing tasks feel impossible.

Pilot group to honour Erebus legacy with safety award

The industry faces challenges but hopes to bring newcomers and veterans together.

The NZ boardrooms where women buck gender pay gap trend

But the pay advantage comes against a backdrop of significant underrepresentation.

‘They come at you’: The grandmothers playing rough at a kids’ sport

New York Times: Singapore is encouraging its growing population of seniors to stay active.

Market close: NZX 50 down 0.4% as Israel-Iran conflict intensifies

Infratil rose nearly 4% during an announcement-light day on the bourse.

'Dark horse' emerges: Meiji named as potential bidder for Fonterra's Mainland

Japanese food group Meiji is listed on the Nikkei 225.

Hart family business acquires Hansells Masterton out of receivership

Walter & Wild, the new owner, initially placed Hansells into receivership.

‘Don’t expect explosion’: Stanford on whether visa change could lead to migrant influx

There's no cap on the new visa, with up to 10,000 applications expected per year.

'Is it a booze bus?': Epic police bus ads to extend to trains - first image

Police recruitment applications surge 48% in first two weeks of eye-catching bus ads.

'Unsettling': RNZ seeks to cut roles after $18m budget cut over four years

Chief executive Paul Thompson confirms voluntary redundancies are being sought.