How Kamala Harris worked her way to the top – by those who knew her
Times: 'This woman had tremendous competence and poise. She was very commanding.'
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromBig Read
Female mountain bikers backflip their way to equality
New York Times: Kiwi rider's win helps break gender barriers in mountain biking.
'You think you're the only one': How a wealthy church shielded abusers from the law
Listen now to Heaven's Helpline - a six-part investigation into the Mormon church in NZ.
'I'm not a trad wife': How Nara Smith got 25 million hits for making a sandwich
Times: In January, a TikTok video of a mum making a peanut butter sandwich went viral.
Inside Donald Trump’s shadow presidency
NYT: Since he left the White House, Trump has remained a force in international politics.
How Kamala Harris may reshape US foreign policy if elected
FT: Harris' foreign policy vision emerges as she campaigns against Trump.
Rupert Everett: ‘Sex was thrilling. I didn’t mind who I had it with’
Times: The actor talks about Botox, sex and celebrity bust-ups.
'Bodies were lined up outside': Photographers in Israel and Gaza on the images they can’t forget
New York Times: Seven photojournalists describe moments that have defined a year of war.
The war that won’t end: How October 7 sparked a year of conflict
NY Times: As war spreads, the original conflict between Israel and Hamas has persisted.
'Pain that will last forever': A year of war, a cycle of destruction going back decades
NYT: A year on from October 7, peace in the Middle East seems more elusive than ever.
'Charismatic but totally narcissistic': Anthony Fauci on the two faces of Donald Trump
Times: When Covid hit, Fauci had to contradict his boss. That's where his problems began.
Church, secrets and sin: The rise of the Mormon MomTok influencers
Times: They've survived swinging scandals and divorces. Now they have 10m followers.
Why Four Square is finally apologising to Kiwi feminist after 55 years
Joss Shawyer resisted forced adoption and supported other single mothers to do the same
The West Wing at 25: A cultural touchstone for a new generation
New York Times: Creator Aaron Sorkin reflects on the political drama and its legacy.
Can pro sports and drag queens coexist? A small English town finds out
New York Times: A gay couple embraced inclusion after buying an English rugby team.
The 'nice lady' who became Britain's most loathed CEO
Times: Paula Vennells was at the centre of a scandal that ruined 4000 lives.
Remembering Kris Kristofferson: A life of country music and cinematic success
New York Times: The iconic singer, songwriter and actor has died at age 88.
Beauden Barrett’s second wind: The All Blacks star’s road to 2027
The All Blacks star speaks out.
They’ve got a plan to fight global warming. It could alter the oceans
New York Times: A new startup has a plan to remove carbon dioxide from rivers.
How I exposed my rapist — and kick-started Japan’s MeToo
Times: After police dismissed her, Shiori Ito fought to get justice. Now she's a heroine.
James Middleton: Kate, William and the dog that saved my life
Times: How the younger brother of the Princess of Wales overcame severe depression.
Drugs, sex, baby oil: The ‘freak-offs’ at the core of Diddy’s troubles
NY Times: Prosecutors say the encounters were abusive. Combs says they were consensual.
Helping Dad to walk: Engineer joins deep-tech 'big brains' to follow a dream
Some of the best Kiwi brains are behind deep-tech technology that will startle the world.
In the pocket of the gun lobby? Firearms Minister's messages revealed
Nicole McKee says it would be remiss of her not to have regular contact with Colfo.
The home invasion, the mental health facility on a wealthy road, and a community’s fear
On June 13, 2023, a man escaped from a mental health facility and invaded a home
The scientist who bans ultra-processed food at home
Times: Nutritionist Federica Amati may run the healthiest household in Britain.
Tony Blair: The moment I saw what power was, and what it could do, I wanted it
Times: It's been 17 years since Tony Blair left office - so what did he learn?
How Telegram became a playground for criminals, extremists and terrorists
New York Times: Telegram faces scrutiny as crime and extremism flourish on the platform.
Broken bones, spinal injuries, heart giving out: Inside the rescue helicopter
The Herald spends a weekend witnessing lifesaving missions across the South Island.
'We're getting overrun': DoC manager pleads for poison to stop wild dogs
Feral dogs are living in remote NZ bush, putting trampers at risk of attacks.
How women talking dirty became big business
Times: Content about sex, by women, featuring women and for women is booming.
The extraordinary life of a Kiwi who was accused of killing his wife
Alex Lang, also known as Donald McPherson, also featured in a $35m bank swindle.
Life after the Paralympics: Cyclist struggles on less than minimum wage
Big Read: The remarkable life of Paralympian Fraser Sharp.
Claire Trevett: Silencing of Shane Jones an easy first test of coalition discipline steps
Shane Jones has been quietened - but a few in National quietly agree with his views.