The facts behind the latest moves to change the legislation.

Plus, My Food Bag earns chart of the week, reaction to Infratil story.

OPINION: Without Chris Hipkins and Megan Woods, Labour would look renewed.

Victim identified as Tuipoluto Vi as police confirm 'familial link' to previous shooting.

Times: Bryson on why he's updating A Short History of Nearly Everything.

New Zealand shares fell for a fourth day.

OPINION: Spot prices have been at their highest level in the last decade.

Who were the Hollywood stars at the high-flying Kiwi’s soiree in Spain’s party isle?

NY Times: Nate Byrne's on-air panic attack handled expertly by him and his colleagues.

Complexity and scale meant immediate government intervention was required - Bayly.

OPINION: Did they miss the signs or simply choose to ignore them?

Telegraph: My body was bruised and uneven. But I’ve found the beauty and strength in it.

A second hot education startup falls under US control.

Analysts welcome 'solid' profit result but international growth slowing.

New York Times: They’re called supercentenarians, and they’ve seen it all.

Kiwis need triple-digit incomes if home ownership is more than a dream.

America's Cup racing form revealed - New Zealand's top sailing pundit is back.

OPINION: Act's leader is pushing his luck over the Treaty principles bill.

OPINION: Initiatives like The Curve teach women to align investments with their values.

OPINION: Looking back at what went wrong for Andrew Webster's side.

OPINION: New Zealand’s councils want more of a say over local matters.

Company reviewing charges for cruise ships being hit by other soaring costs.

Times: Kat DeLorean aims to revive the iconic car and clear her father's tarnished name.

Boshier says Oranga Tamariki 'has a long way to go' to regain trust.

OPINION: Also in today's letters – the PM's shaky Aussie trip; how to tackle boy racers.

OPINION: Steve Braunias on a spending spree on sex workers at the Polkinghorne trial.

Infometrics data shows unemployment rising in smaller centres.

Will she favour the approach of the Reserve Bank or the Commerce Commission?

OPINION: It's a trend unlikely to change thanks to rising costs and societal expectations.

Tory Whanau has accused Christopher Luxon of punching down in his speech to mayors.