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Focus: King's coronation nears

Live coverage begins 10pm tomorrow night at nzherald.co.nz. Video / NZ Herald

Attention Aucklanders: Here's how you can celebrate King Charles' coronation

It's like a royal easter egg hunt but with Auckland landmarks.

Swear to King Charles? So help me God: Seven alternative pledges

Financial Times: Even monarchists are puzzled by the idea of pledging allegiance.

How Emilia Wickstead became the designer who dresses princesses

Times: Why the Kiwi designer’s modern classics are high on royal wish lists.

$15 Fakeaway Friday: King Charles’ coronation quiche

This week's fakeaway recipe is a homage to King Charles' coronation on May 6.

Fakeaway Friday: The coronation quiche

Fakeaway Friday: The coronation quiche. Video / Dishedbykate

'Thoughtful' touch in Kate's coronation ensemble

Why the Princess of Wales' ensemble at the coronation will go down in history.

Fit for a king: Mike Hosking's 'Cinderella' moment

Kate Hawkesby has revealed her husband's outfit shares one major similarity to Charles'.

For King Charles, coronation day is a step on a tightrope walk

New York Times: He wants a more accessible monarchy, but ancient rituals make that hard.

‘Tasting like thees’: Iconic favourite 90s Kiwi snack to make comeback

It was the flavour of the 90s before disappearing in 2010. Now the Kiwi favourite is back.

Why this 11-year-old millionaire is semi-retiring

The Aussie girl can afford to retire years before many of her friends get their first job.

I knew my father cheated. Is my parents’ divorce my fault?

New York Times advice: A young reader battles constant guilt about not speaking up.

Power plays and blood kinks: Succession spotlights an unsettling fetish

New York Times: Intention is everything when it comes to this kink, experts say.

Opinion: Behind the therapy-speak, maybe you’re just an awful person

Times: An unnerving trend previously confined to California has crept further afield.

No money, no problem: Why Gen Z and Millennials are giving up their jobs

But Boomers have their own take on dissatisfaction felt by younger generations.

The king has definite ideas about food. But will Britain dig in?

New York Times: He could change the nation's diet — though that quiche has met resistance.