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Mount residents fret as future of prime site in limbo

Developer behind 8-storey apartment plan 'couldn’t come to an agreement' with council.

Letters: Voting should be made easier, not more difficult

OPINION: 'It’s clear they are not concerned this change will reduce voter turnout.'

Billion-dollar view? City showdown looms over tall buildings v volcanoes

Minister Chris Bishop is pushing Auckland Council to allow faster development.

Mary Holm: When parents should step back from kids' bank accounts

OPINION: There's a difference between young children's accounts and over 18-year-olds.

NZ’s biggest leaky build: Judge intervenes in $240m apartment fix fiasco

Homeowners were told levies won't fund the repairs and 'external finance' is now required.

Editorial: It's time to fully review our local government structure

OPINION: But any changes must be the right ones for the right reasons.

Both sides reckon the election is in the bag, one of them is wrong – Thomas Coughlan

OPINION: Everyone thinks they can win the next election. Someone must be wrong, but who?

Market close: NZ stocks end firmer but investors mostly stay on sideline

Infratil helped New Zealand's sharemarket end the week on a positive note.

He wanted a fuller head of hair. He got a lower sperm count

New York Times: Hair loss medication finasteride may impact male fertility.

How a kid from Porirua has become America’s newest sweetheart

Faith Ward has been named the newest member of the elite group.

'There is nothing': Young, old and sick are starving to death in Gaza

New York Times: 'There is no one in Gaza now outside the scope of famine', a doctor said.

Tiny number of new pay equity claims expected – but first is ‘very close’

The Government radically changed pay equity laws, causing one union to boycott the regime.

Stock Takes: How analysts rated Sky-TV3 deal

Sky expects a $20m ebitda improvement from cost synergies over three years.

A farmer travelled the world by foot, collecting 60,000 autographs in a book

Joseph Mikulec made it to New Zealand in 1911 on his tour of the world.

'Turned the corner': $207b in NZ's infrastructure pipeline, PM tells contractors

'The future for civil construction in New Zealand is bright.'

Dealers selling hard drugs on Facebook Marketplace; claims Meta slow to act

Herald finds 56 different ads for drugs for sale in just one day.

Nine questions about the Epstein case that need answers

NY Times opinion: The complete FBI files must contain details being denied to the public.

Why Pittsburgh put its streetlights on a dimmer

New York Times: New streetlamps save in energy costs while tackling light pollution.