'Maybe I wasn't so bad after all': John McEnroe gets his revenge
New York Times: While other stars fade, tennis's 'Super Brat' nails the long game.
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The seven days that closed out Serena Williams' career
New York Times: She didn't win, but she didn't lose.
How much does that oligarch's yacht actually cost?
New York Times: From the hull to the Picassos - how much one superyacht might cost.
The 'Innocent Agent' sent on a revenge mission that turned fatal
The strange, tragic case of an intellectually impaired man procured to burn down a house.
A fashion slam: How Serena Williams used clothes as a statement
New York Times: The game-changing tennis player used her clothes as a weapon of change.
Pain, fear, stigma: What people who survived monkeypox want you to know
New York Times: Seven patients share their stories of devastating symptoms.
'I don't forgive': The survivor explaining the Holocaust on TikTok
Times: She survived the Auschwitz gas chamber. Now she's educating a new generation.
Wayne's world: Meet the 'rough diamond' claiming to have a fix for 'broken' Auckland
Abrasive and ambitious, Wayne Brown offers a brutal view of Auckland and those who run it.
Secret data, tiny islands and a quest for treasure on the ocean floor
New York Times: Mining in parts of the Pacific Ocean was meant to benefit poor countries.
Retail heats up: The foreign brands coming to NZ
Italian denim and apparel retailer among new brands setting up shop in New Zealand.
Billionaire Julian Robertson leaves art worth $200m to Auckland
Kiwis likely to want a chance to see rare European masters in their new home.
The making of Matakana: From a blip to a millionaires' paradise
Matakana's success has drawn big crowds and forced up property prices in the area.
How the Bitcoin boom led to 'a giant fleecing of ordinary people'
Times: Investing in crypto was the get-rich craze of the pandemic. Then came the crash.
From handbag-making in a garage to seven-figure sales: How Saben came to be
Roanne Jacobson reflects on 20 years in business - and what's ahead for wholesale brand.
Aussie v NZ: Who's better placed to face the economic slowdown?
Australia faces its own worker shortage - will that be bad news for the NZ job market?
The rock 'n' roll hedge funder: 'I recommend you panic'
Times: He made millions out of the financial crash. Now he's a fierce critic of markets.
If you're suffering after being sick with Covid, it's not just in your head
NYT: History is littered with examples of postviral illnesses medicine doesn't understand.
A nuclear plant is held hostage in Ukraine amid warnings of disaster
NY Times: A skeleton crew of tired, scared workers is running the plant 'at gunpoint'.
A teen's journey into the internet's darkness and back again
New York Times: Researchers struggle to understand how social media affects mental health.
Dreamers, schemers and believers: The original, riotous Wellington convoy protest
What a riot: Some were young and wild and free, others were old and angry and crazy.
Can you pass the 10-second balance test?
New York Times: This simple, often neglected skill can pay huge dividends later in life.
How a CEO used viral social media fame to lure in women
New York Times: He was applauded for his politics. Adulation helped hide his behaviour.
'Having an affair, buying a fast car and looking tragic': Debunking the mid-life crisis myth
Is a midlife crisis a meltdown or something deeper? And how do you navigate it?
Dairy farmers in the Netherlands are up in arms over emission cuts
New York Times: Angry Dutch farmers have set fires, dumped rubbish and formed blockades.
A dad took photos of his naked toddler for the doctor. Google flagged him as a criminal
New York Times: Google has an automated tool to detect abusive images of children.
The final days of the Trump White House: Chaos and scattered papers
New York Times: How government documents went from the White House to Florida.
Bigger than Hamilton: Inside Auckland's $1b boom suburb
Westgate has been identified as a key growth area - here's what it will look like.
Cliff Curtis: Hollywood v home - the two sides of making movies
Cliff Curtis - an advocate for change in the New Zealand film industry.
The bloody uprising against the Taliban led by one of their own
New York Times: Hundreds of Shiite Muslims joined an uprising led by a former commander.
Polio was almost eradicated. This year it staged a comeback
New York Times: Polio is a highly contagious and sometimes deadly enemy.
The forgotten virus: Zika families and researchers struggle for support
New York Times: Covid turned the world's attention away from the devastating virus.
'We're over 50 and having the best sex of our lives'
Telegraph: The world better get used to 'oldie sex' - there's a lot of it about.
Pigs to the rescue: How an invasive species helped save Australia's crocodiles
New York Times: Invasive species do untold damage. And also, unexpectedly, some good.
Taliban rewind the clock: 'A woman is a helpless and powerless creature'
New York Times: Years of reforms have been reversed by mounting restrictions.