New York Times: Questions remain about how the new law will be enforced.

In 2022-2023 it had a $2m deficit as Takitimu Seafoods collapsed, with 70 job losses.

NZ Drug Foundation warns of increased cocaine harm.

TVNZ executive producer resigns; Sam Hayes mourns good friend; Political ed's wedding.

OPINION: Extending their term will just give politicians another year for working groups.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says she awaits the investigation's outcome with interest.

'There’s not very good cellphone service or internet if something was to happen.'

Wise is calling for changes to transparency around foreign exchange fees.

OPINION: 'Parents need to realise that attending school is not an optional extra.'

2degrees is lining up its own satellite-to-mobile phone service to compete with One NZ.

NZSO dazzles with 'The Planets' and Elgar's Violin Concerto at Auckland Town Hall.

Spithill announced his retirement, but hasn't ruled out returning in a different role.

Jamie Farmer says billions could be poured back into our economy if Kiwis shopped locally.

The New Zealand sharemarket fell more than 1%.

Telegraph: 'I was menopausal and unhappy with my weight so I knew I had to make changes.'

F&P Healthcare's Lewis Gradon comments on the possible threat of US tariffs.

Shane Jones defends Crown investments into struggling Ōpōtiki aquaculture firm.

Opening three new hospital buildings in Auckland and Hastings pushed up vacancies.

Plane features Mercedes-inspired seats, TVs easier on eyes and Wifi over the North Pole.

OPINION: It's a fraught business when political leaders talk about each other.

New York Times: They're aged from 27 to 74. Most had jobs. Two-thirds have children.

Financial Times: Buyers ‘go into panic mode’ to secure high-quality arabica beans.

OPINION: A fast food fiasco shows some health officials are out of control.

England supporters out to enjoy the grounds, the people, the beer.

Website reveals worst monthly decline in advertising since 2014.

OPINION: 'Can AT tell us what it costs to save a tonne of CO₂ using electric ferries?'

OPINION: Seymour’s next six months will be consumed by the Treaty Principles Bill.

Playing 14 tests, nine away from home, is tough. But this is the All Blacks.