'It's a way to laugh at the madness': Inside the Gen Z conspiracy theory 'Birds aren't real'
New York Times: Inside an experiment in misinformation, "fighting lunacy with lunacy".
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On the banks of the Congo River, a 5-star hotel for cobalt fortune hunters
New York Times: Dealmakers converge as clean energy revolution upends global economy.
Denzel Washington, man on fire
New York Times: In his latest role as Macbeth, he is as sharp and deadly as a dagger.
It's getting hot in here: The best fan for your buck
With humidity setting in for summer, which type of fan truly reigns supreme?
Did Elon Musk sacrifice safety in his push for self-driving cars?
New York Times: Automaker may have undermined safety in designing autopilot system.
He says he's no murderer. That's why he's still in prison
New York Times: He's been locked up for 30 years. Expressing remorse is his only way out.
Dilworth student preyed on classmate, victim 'threatened with cane'
"I didn't look forward to having a shower in case he was there."
How one summer hotspot feels about Auckland's upcoming holidays
The Herald on Sunday spoke to dozens of Northlanders about Auckland coming on holiday.
The 5-year hunt for Comancheros gang boss
Exclusive: NZ in talks with Turkey over return of 'international commander'.
Hunt for the 'blood diamond of batteries' impedes green energy push
New York Times: Dangerous mining conditions beset Congo, home to largest supply of cobalt.
Uber survived the spying scandal - but their careers didn't
New York Times: The allegations weren't true, but it still follows them.
Top books of 2021: Twenty books we can't stop thinking about
A round up of Canvas reviewers' picks of 2021
What happened to Olivia Podmore? Deceit, despair and the death of an Olympian
A Herald investigation of the life and times of the Olympian who died in August aged 24.
Jamie Dornan goes back to Belfast, moving on from Fifty Shades of Grey
New York Times: The Oscar contending drama takes Dornan into prestige filmmaking.
When beauty turns ugly: Lady Gaga and Ridley Scott on House of Gucci
New York Times: The pair's bond allowed Lady Gaga's deepest character study yet.
Epstein's final days: Celebrity reminiscing and a running toilet
New York Times: New records show Epstein was spinning deceptions until the very end.
A power struggle over cobalt rattles the clean energy revolution
New York Times: Exploitation rife as global demand for raw materials for EVs surges.
The Ultimate Christmas Gift Guide 2021
Check out all of our Herald Premium Gift Guides and let the festivities commence!
From humble food truck to feeding Benedict Cumberbatch
After starting a mobile food service a van, an Auckland couple now cater to movie stars.
Employers beware: The Great Resignation is here to stay
The end of the pandemic won't resolve the reasons employees are leaving their jobs.
A mother and her baby died in Auckland Hospital. This is what went wrong
The family of Dr Suliana Pasi spoke exclusively to the Weekend Herald.
Is it ok to be aroused at an art gallery?
A new exhibition at Auckland's art gallery explores nudity, homosexuality and repression.
First known Covid case was vendor at Wuhan Market, scientist claims
New York Times: New review will revive, though certainly not settle, the debate.
The rise of killer robots - can they be trusted?
Times: AI weapons are transforming armies around the world - should we be worried?
The Covid-19 lab-leak theory: 'I've had death threats'
Times: Dr Alina Chan is planning to change her name after her Covid-19 investigation.
Know how the Beatles ended? Peter Jackson may change your mind
New York Times: The doco explores the most contested period in the band's history.
Why Sam Asghari is more than Mr Britney Spears
New York Times: The pop star's fiancé is working on his own path to fame.
Emily Ratajkowski: 'I had succeeded by commodifying my body. So why was I so unhappy?'
Times: At 21 she said Blurred Lines was empowering. Near a decade on, she's not so sure.
How Benedict Cumberbatch became that seething cowboy in The Power of the Dog
New York Times: The actor earns some of his best reviews for The Power of the Dog.
'No way out': A sudden life-and-death struggle at a Houston concert
New York Times: Investigators seek to determine how a surging crowd turned deadly.
Numbers game: The clever Kiwi companies using data to get an edge
Kevin Jenkins looks at how data can make a difference if used effectively.
Dame Cindy Kiro applauds people who "connect us, unify us, and show our collective humanity"
Dame Cindy Kiro: the Governor-General who "never had a career plan"
The scientist whose comedy and rap skills have made him a media star
Joel Rindelaub talks to Greg Bruce about the importance of comedy and rap to science.