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'An elaborate fraud': The evidence that convicted Julia DeLuney of murdering her mother

The Herald breaks down the key points from the Khandallah trial that led to the verdict.

Plan takes aim at US ability to fight climate change

NY Times: Existing EPA tool that allows US to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions would go.

Hashed out: Proposed three-way cannabis company merger becomes two

Dr Waseem Alzaher cited cultural misalignment as a reason for withdrawing from the deal.

The fruit you should and shouldn’t bother eating

Telegraph: A nutritionist reveals the best and worst options for your five-a-day.

Market close: NZ sharemarket dips as F&P Healthcare, Infratil shares fall

The New Zealand sharemarket fell today as the country's biggest company fell in value.

Three, bought for $1, is worth $48m to Sky – fund manager

Analysts upgrade their share price targets – but qualify their optimism.

Richard Prebble: NZ needs more than interest rate cuts to get economy going

Opinion: To lift our standard of living, we must raise our productivity.

Residents take legal action over high fees at The CAB apartments

The High Court will hear the case in Auckland on October 20.

Insider spills beans on Adrian Orr’s resignation – Treasury confirms an allegation

Nicola Willis tries to keep her distance.

Stuck in Middle Rd with ewes: Councillors against Havelock North development due to soil quality

Houses to the left of it, rest home to the right.

Plight of economists: Why they're being targeted in Venezuela

New York Times: It has rattled economists and others behind financial information websites

Editorial: Can citizens’ assemblies improve local government decision-making?

OPINION: Whanganui's council paid 40 people $500 to come up with a recommendation or two.

Advice: I was a bad father. How do I live with the regret?

New York Times: Obsessing over the past is taking over my life.

Letters: Why don't we have a Question Time for the public to press our politicians?

OPINION: The cost of building construction throughout New Zealand is worsening.

Foreign buyers ban: Peters says change to be announced this year, denies 'softening'

No formal proposal has gone before David Seymour, the minister in charge.

Why AI chatbots are replacing friends for some Kiwi kids

Nearly a quarter of NZ kids use AI for emotional support, says Norton.

What to know about the release of the MLK files

New York Times: The trove does not include wiretap recordings still under seal until 2027.

'The scariest thing yet'? Calling out Groundswell's scare tactics

OPINION: New finance proposals for climate action deserve support, not scaremongering.