Plus, Thomasin McKenzie debuts boyfriend and Kiwi fashion designer with royal connection.

Times: They were young activists. They didn't know their boyfriends were undercover cops.

OPINION: Taking a break is understandable. Blurring the facts is not.

OPINION: If not, consumers may need to rely on a class action.

It never made it to the table as scheduled due to 'ongoing discussions with ministers'.

Telegraph: Can neurodivergence explain a loss of desire?

OPINION: Two Olympic medallists are in a group who will decide the next boss of the Games.

NY Times: Kiwi's memoir offers inside account of a company run by 'self-absorbed leaders'.

NY Times: The system America took 80 years to assemble has proved surprisingly fragile.

OPINION: 'Christopher Luxon is daring to do what is necessary, even if unpopular.'

OPINION: The results of turning one’s back on trade are always disastrous.

Frankie Walker founded Black Pineapple in 2017 after leaving Lion Breweries.

EDITORIAL: Name suppression used too widely but letting victims decide is a mistake.

It's unclear when remedial work on 'concrete defects' will be carried out.

Two of our four major cities have spent tens of thousands on social media influencers.

Around 1400 staff left Pitt St for the waterfront Wynyard Quarter and five new levels.

New York Times: Combs awaits trial on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges.

The sell-down in the US markets continued.

New York Times: When is it too late to reveal that you’re deep into an office romance?

Nominations include billionaire, a prominent blogger and lawyer and a private equity exec.

Rod Duke hails achievement in a tough environment.

'Everyone agrees it’s very important, so we’ll work through it all and see where we get.'

Times: Is he the new Oppenheimer?

NYT: Photographers reflect on the pictures, and moments, that have stayed with them.

Liam Dann looks at how New Zealand’s recovery stacking up against the Aussies

Therapists advise on how to navigate the struggle.

'My brothers used to tell me I was going to be a White Fern, but I used to get annoyed.'

Jim Grenon indicates renewed Herald editorial investment, wants to increase readership.

David Colville says the ambitious plan is needed. An opponent says it is 'preposterous'.

OPINION: The Kiwi is just days away from his first race as a Red Bull driver.