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A loved one was diagnosed with dementia. Now what?
New York Times: Families and experts share their best advice for navigating and coping.
Eric Watson vows to fight SEC to the end
He has 21 days to file an official answer to the insider trading claim.
Why the ageing process spikes at 44 and 60 (and how to stop it)
Telegraph: A new study challenges the traditional idea that we steadily age over time.
$66m repair bill for Auckland apartments sparks court action
Two Victopia units face forced sale because of unpaid repair bills.
Iran suspends co-operation with UN nuclear watchdog
New York Times: It may be a tactic to gain leverage in new negotiations with the US.
Roger Partridge: The Dutch lessons NZ needs for regulatory reform
OPINION: Dutch workers produce 51% more output while working 300 fewer hours annually.
As US warms ties with Syria, what does it expect in return?
New York Times: Israel, chemical weapons, foreign fighters, and Isis have been a focus.
I’m a relationship psychotherapist – this is how to put your divorce behind you
Telegraph: Moving on from one of the most stressful times in your life can be hard.
Replacements for bulldozed state homes in heart of Napier suburb cut by Govt
Mayor: 'The people of Maraenui deserve better. They've waited over a decade for action.'
How Robertson plans to tackle year two with the All Blacks
Year one proved testing but Scott Robertson is ready to show what he learned.
Opinion: A brief 700-year history of overtourism
The point is to prevent local irritation over bad behaviour from going madly off track.
Every last word: A personal quest for the full Smithsonian experience
The more she learns, she says, the more she realises she doesn’t know.
ACC crackdown: Insurer commits to 'ambitious' targets to cut claims growth
State insurer eyes people receiving long-term compo.
Trump faces the biggest test yet of his second-term political power
New York Times: Fear of losing their seats helps keep Republican lawmakers in line.
Letters: Do politicians know how bad our rural roads are?
OPINION: Seymour is a little fish in this big ocean, who knows how to swim with the tide.
'Tears of frustration': Amputees call for overhaul of NZ limb service amid delays
Some amputees face weeks of pain with ill-fitting or defective limbs.
What to know: How will the next Dalai Lama be chosen?
New York Times: The spiritual leader says his charitable trust will name his successor.
SOE pay ranked: Brown calls in officials as CEO pay climbs despite underperformance
One executive of a company partly owned by the Government took home $3.8m in a year.
Editorial: The Garden Bird Survey is crucial for NZ's birdlife conservation
OPINION: Last year's survey showed increasing trends for tūī and pīwakawaka.
Society Insider: Martin Henderson’s house with Kiwi girlfriend; Designer expands into Arrowtown; AFC star’s romantic proposal
Plus, Taika and Lorde party with the stars at Glastonbury.
Simon Wilson: David Seymour has made a mess of almost everything he's touched
OPINION: If Seymour was serious about getting things done, he'd have a different record.
Asterisks, footnotes and claims of 'weasel words': Inside the battle for region's housing future
The plan is years in the making, but now it's reached a cross-council 'standoff'.
Market close: Interest rate-sensitive stocks drive NZ sharemarket higher
Expectations of interest rate cuts helped push NZ stock values up.
Battle for fiscal hole unit ends as Act and NZ First block Nicola Willis’ proposal
After nine years of trying, attempts to create a costings unit ended this week.
How to handle difficult in-laws, according to a therapist
Telegraph: These tried-and-tested techniques will diffuse family confrontations.
New visa: Why Ministers were warned over migrant numbers, health system impact
One model presented to ministers showed a potential surge of up to 15,000 migrants.
Film producer declared bankrupt after leaky Auckland penthouse dispute
He was made bankrupt after a body corporate took the dispute to court.