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UK shellfish farmers revive ambitions with new EU trade deal

New York Times: The Hawards have cultivated oysters on Mersea Island for 250 years.

The Fordow Paradox: Israel's dilemma in Iran's nuclear standoff

Fordow, a key nuclear site, remains intact and heavily fortified underground.

Gregor Paul: The unwanted feeling that has returned to rugby

OPINION: The sport still has a mad habit of removing common sense.

Protests in Europe as locals push back against mass tourism

New York Times: Protesters in Barcelona sprayed tourists with water on the Golden Mile.

Letters: Governments are supposed to be in power to serve their people.

OPINION: Does the world really need more weapons?

What to know about the fighting between Israel and Iran

New York Times: The fighting has stirred anxiety over whether it could draw in the US.

Security expert acknowledges theft risk at radioactive waste site

The facility stores radioactive waste near NZDF assets in Manawatu.

Big venues, big money: The young golf champ hitting the Australian PGA tour

Memory of late father will spur on young Kiwi golfer as he chases his professional dream.

Editorial: Unique road-cone hotline for those feeling too safe

OPINION: Counting road cones 'almost certainly a waste of everyone’s time'.

Alex Powell: Liam Lawson's biggest problem isn't going away

OPINION: What we learned from the Canadian Grand Prix.

How to divorce well: Kiwi lawyer on how to avoid mistakes many couples make

Is it possible to have a tidy divorce? Leading barrister Sharon Chandra explains how.

A takeoff, a mayday call, and two pilots who never made it home

New York Times: One Air India pilot had been considering early retirement.

The real-life dating boot camp that inspired Love on the Spectrum

New York Times: "Do I say I am 'neuro-spicy'? Or 'neurodiverse'? Or do I disclose at all?"

Opinion: Millions of Americans like Trump better in theory than in practice

New York Times: We’ve seen the same cycle on different issues rinse and repeat.

Comvita forecasts another annual loss

The mānuka honey company has cut staff by around 70 to save money and reduce debt.

Mighty Ape boss fronts over glitch that saw some users logged into other users’ accounts

Online retailer has suffered a six-month period of glitches since an October upgrade.

Clash with Iran boosts Netanyahu, but Israelis worry about long fight

The escalation came after the coalition seemed to be close to collapse.

Rising scrutiny: Economists take key roles in next phase of Covid Inquiry

Economists who found NZ overpaid for Covid health measures hired by Royal Commission.