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Opinion: The deal to solve Auckland’s infrastructure crisis
OPINION: We can catch up with our global peers – so let’s get on with it.
Editorial: Notre-Dame rebuild highlights shame of Chch’s quake-stricken cathedral
OPINION: Christchurch won’t move on while its landmark building remains broken.
His daughter went missing in 1999. He couldn’t let it go
New York Times: Why one man's search for his missing daughter drove him to the end.
Summer reads: A look inside New Zealand's gang scene
A behind-the-scenes look at NZ's criminal underbelly.
‘Suck it up’ attitude may contribute to low ACC birth injury claims
The number of ACC claims lodged is much lower than expected.
Matthew Hooton: Fiscal policy will push New Zealand back to China
OPINION: New Nato rule would require NZ to spend about $10b a year more on defence.
Economists pick the three big issues for NZ in 2025
Last year inflation was the big worry but it has now fallen down the list.
A rare and revealing interview with a slightly exasperated Sir Russell Coutts
'Let that entrepreneurial spirit shine through': Sailing great on NZ's future.
Paul Lewis: The ‘disgusting’ truth about tennis right now
OPINION: The sport has a bad look at present.
Janan Ganesh: Things have to get worse to get better
Financial Times: Voters can’t be sold on change until their nation is in acute trouble.
How to stop itchy mosquito bites: Expert tips and tricks
NY Times: There are a number of ways to stop scratching, from medicines to mental tricks.
Bree Tomasel on her ADHD, anxiety, panic attacks, two mental breakdowns and coming out 'shitshow'
The TV and radio star's raw and revealing new book tells a story of terror and suffering.
Mining start-up backed by Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos valued at US$2.96b
Financial Times: KoBold Metals aims to lead race for critical minerals needed for energy.
US Treasury’s sanctions office hacked by Chinese Government, officials say
Troubling breaches of US firms and agencies could intensify friction between US and China.
Thinking about divorce? These 11 stories offer advice and real-life experience
NZ real-life reads and expert advice on what it's like to get divorced.
Summer quiz: Lake Rotoiti is the source of which South Island river?
Test your brains with the Herald’s summer quiz.
'Sales by day and sexy selfies by night': Manager uses OnlyFans to pay mortgage
A former Auckland model creates an OnlyFans page to pay the bills.
China steps up drive to break grip of Boeing and Airbus on plane market
Financial Times: State-owned Comac opens offices abroad and pushes for certification.
Green Building Council chief plans to bike less, run more
'I'll be camping in Aotearoa’s beautiful great outdoors. Wish us luck and sunny days.'
Personal pain for public gain: The accidental advocates who become champions for change
'There is power in sharing our stories.'
Jodie Rimmer: Why it's time for women in their 50s to start acting their age
'I’ve had lots of coffees with friends where we're grumbling about our faces falling off.'
Simon Wilson: Why did John Key endorse Donald Trump?
OPINION: Five of the top columns of the year from Simon Wilson.
11 risk factors for dementia you can do something about
Telegraph: 45% of all dementia cases are linked to a few modifiable factors.
Report card: The results that earned Liam Lawson's Red Bull promotion
OPINION: Breaking down the Kiwi's rise to motorsport's pinnacle.
'Nobody knows who we are': The dying profession that can earn roughly $45 an hour
'You get to be an extraordinary part of someone’s life, even though you never meet them.'
Society Insider's 2025 people to watch: The PM's daughter's new designer gig; Hart's grandson working for Mowbrays
Others include Davida McKenzie, the Patridge brothers and Jessica McCormack.
Editorial: Can Winston Peters really find a 'better' ferry solution by March?
Editorial: The Rail Minister has two months to better the plan Nicola Willis has devised.
Māori-led kaupapa using psychedelics to help meth addicts recover
A movie reel of life: Magic mushrooms helped one man to confront who he'd become.
The grey wave of Kiwis working past the conventional age of retirement
Septuagenarians at the gate — what's driving the greying of New Zealand's workforce.
He mocked the rich on TikTok for fun. Now he can get $52,000 per post
New York Times: 'It was just about making fun of friends' says Aris Yeager.
Summer reads: Fall from grace - doctors, lawyers and teachers caught behaving badly
While most professionals adhere to strict rules, some fall foul of industry standards.
Opinion: An Auckland where everyone can thrive
Auckland's growth hides deep inequalities, with many lacking food and housing.
Letters: Focus on adapting to heating planet avoids real problem of its cause
OPINION: Dealing better with heat is a 'sensible reaction to the non-sensible topic'.