Where are they now? The January 6 rioters, four years later
New York Times: Defendants reflect on the impact of the storming of the Capitol.
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NYT: He was a liberal star abroad. But at home, voters turned sour on Trudeau long ago.
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Media CEO: 'Advertising market has changed faster than any of us could have anticipated.'
‘A matter of time’: David Nyika Q&A ahead of world title fight
'I’ve had a red dot on his forehead for so long now,' David Nyika says of Jai Opetaia.
'I was on $12.50 an hour in NZ': Kiwis on the high salary but long hours of Aussie mine work
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Letters: Paying tribute after death of Dame Tariana Turia
OPINION: Following her example would mean 'less meaningless political point-scoring'.
Christopher Finlayson: Remembering the leadership and legacy of Tariana Turia
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Eight wellbeing goals for this year and how to make them stick, according to the experts
Achievable goals to set for the new year, from expert psychologists and coaches.
Market close: Flat day on the sharemarket as energy stocks continue strong trading
There was continued interest in Contact and Mercury ahead of an index change.
Do you believe in life after death? These scientists study it
New York Times: 'Good scientists are after the truth: they don’t just want to be right.'
AI's next leap requires intimate access to your digital life
A new generation of digital helpers – 'AI agents' – is expected to emerge this year.
I practically lived at the pub, but giving up beer saved my life
Telegraph: What a year without beer really does to your body.
Woolworths seeks to acquire food manufacturer Beak and Johnston
Beak & Johnston make ready-made products such as soups and frozen meals.
John Plender: Where the next financial crisis could emerge
Financial Times: The rise and rise of private credit brings systemic risks
The 3-minute orgasm: A Kiwi scientist on reversing libido loss at menopause
Dr Iona Weir talks about putting her own product to the test.
The grind of greatness: Behind the scenes with the women's legendary K4
The rise of the New Zealand women's programme over the past decade has been remarkable.
Auckland Council rejects disgraced Beam e-scooter company's compensation offer
Scooter scandal still not resolved after compo offer, allegations of 'phantom' rides.
There are now 14 versions of The Office - which take on David Brent is the best?
Times: Australia is the latest country to remake the UK sitcom. It’s a hard act to follow.
Sobering times for NZ wine industry: Costs and taxes rise and exports fall
Squeeze on costs collides with rising excises to sour sentiment.
Bluestone Home Loans sold to ASX-listed Challenger for $597m
Challenger told Bluestone clients with direct debits that nothing would change for them.
Woolworths’ Spencer Sonn on why the cost-of-living crisis isn’t over yet
Woolworths NZ managing director Spencer Sonn takes on the Herald's summer questions.
Marsden Estate winery sold to British trust after 10 years on market
Vineyard and winery sold after spectre of subdivision loomed.
What are the core ADHD symptoms?
Telegraph: ADHD affects millions of people but is still surrounded by misconceptions.
Why mysterious drones over Europe are raising alarm bells
NY Times: Russia and other states are becoming brazen in adopting 'grey zone' attacks.
How Shen Yun tapped religious fervour to make $445m
NY Times: Dance group has accumulated enormous wealth – this is how.
Elon Musk calls for Nigel Farage to be replaced as Reform party leader
Financial Times: Surprise split comes after two men disagreed over jailed activist.
Opinion: Farm emissions should not be targeted while concrete gets a pass
OPINION: NZ's climate commitments will require emissions reductions by all sectors.
Letters: Question of arming police on duty raised again
OPINION: 'All police on duty should be armed for their safety.'
Freight-challenger Roof Space adds modern industry twist
Jack Dustin talks to Tom Raynel about Roof Space and how it's shaking up the courier game.
Eight health tips to reverse all the indulgence from the holidays
Telegraph: How to eat healthily at home without feeling deprived.
Alan McDonald: Have 90-day employment trials been worth it?
OPINION: Employers have welcomed the move but have had plenty of questions about it.