
Auckland FC fan group threatens protests over owner's ties to Trump
Fans may take action against Bill Foley's Trump donations at the club's debut on Saturday.
Fans may take action against Bill Foley's Trump donations at the club's debut on Saturday.
Times: 'This woman had tremendous competence and poise. She was very commanding.'
OPINION: History can give us a steer on how markets react to US election winners.
The Gaza conflict has since broadened into an invasion of southern Lebanon.
NYT: Kirsten Emhoff isn't just OK with her kids' famous stepmum - they're 'dear friends'.
Trump's campaign asserted he is also in 'perfect and excellent health'.
OPINION: The current National-led coalition inherited close relations with the US.
Biden takes potshots at Trump amid misinformation as Florida suffers.
Times: When Covid hit, Fauci had to contradict his boss. That's where his problems began.
Kamala Harris was joined by daughter of conservative former Vice-President Dick Cheney.
How senior business leaders are feeling, moves to restore confidence in Auckland’s rail network and why Air New Zealand is cutting back on domestic services.
New York Times: Trump has long used fear as a tool to stir up his conservative base.
Tim Walz is expected to target JD Vance's past comments and false claims on immigrants.
New York Times: After years of controversy, Zuckerberg embraces neutrality.
Trump's claims of imminent war and crime evoke fear, but many lack evidence, say critics.
Puerto Rican superstar has a ton of influence, especially among Latinos and young voters.
Trump said he would not agree to a rematch with Harris as an October date is 'too late'.
Complacency hampered US Secret Service ahead of July assassination attempt, a probe finds.
The singer and her brother have urged their followers to register and vote.
Swift had questioned why Trump used AI to falsely suggest to voters she'd endorsed him.
Loomer has a history of espousing conspiracy theories and incendiary rhetoric.
Donald Trump says he will not participate in another debate
Downing Street’s own Larry the Cat wrote: 'We’re fine – try protecting school kids.'
Shane Reti faces heat over who will game new health targets, high praise for Kamala Harris and why traditional check-in desks will soon be a thing of the past.
New York Times: A four-minute stretch seemed to alter the trajectory of the debate.
From the moment Harris walked on to the stage, it was clear she was on a singular mission.
More than 26,000 Kiwis cast their votes on who they believed had the upper hand.
The singer said the threat of AI prompted her to be 'transparent' with voters.
Kamala Harris does it. So does Donald Trump. Big effing deal.
Financial Times: Presidential candidates offer sharp contrasts on tax, trade, inflation.