The island is idyllic. As a workplace, it's toxic
New York Times: Former employees speak of faked ingredients, sexual harassment and abuse.
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Global Covid cases reach new peak, driven by India and South America
New York Times: The average daily rate of new cases has topped 800k for more than a week.
Google tempts staff back to office with privacy robots, inflatable walls
Big Read: Tech giant creates new ways of working.
'Don't kill me': Others tell of abuse by officer who knelt on George Floyd
New York Times: Firsthand accounts accuse Chauvin of using similar tactics over the years.
They told her women couldn't join the ambulance corps. So she started her own
New York Times: Dozens of Orthodox Jewish women in New York have begun working as EMTs.
Hollywood eyes up Taupō author/illustrator's work for animated movie
Bixley has been approached to have one of his chapter book series turned into a film.
The truth about cats and (conservation) dogs
Looking for a needle in a haystack? Or a cat on a pest free island? Send in the hounds!
The time travellers: Kiwis living here, working anywhere
Returned expat Kiwis who have kept their overseas jobs are warned not to cheat on sleep.
The serial con artist: A cautionary tale for nearly everyone
New York Times: Tracii Hutsona could talk anybody into anything. Authorities say she did.
Cooking hacks to turn your kids into confident cooks
Teach your kids how to crack an egg, decipher a recipe and why baking is really science.
Auckland's top restaurants: The best spots for first dates and family nights out
From first dates to the best family spot - a guide to Auckland's restaurant scene.
Bookie wonderland: How book club became the new nightclub
After lockdown, I couldn't wait to hit the club - book club, that is.
How do you write an Anthony Bourdain book without Anthony Bourdain?
New York Times: After Bourdain's death his longtime assistant was left to finish his book.
Putin's secret army – and the chef he chose to run it
Times: How did a former hot-dog seller end up becoming one of Russia's most powerful men?
Paid to humiliate fans: Welcome to the world of financial domination
New York Times: Financial domination - where "pay pigs" send tributes to masters.
Inside the fight for the future of the Wall Street Journal
New York Times: A special team says Rupert Murdoch's paper must evolve to survive.
Laura Wasser, she who will cleave the union of Kim and Kanye
New York Times: Meet the Hollywood divorce lawyer with lots of practice.
'Price of everything' set to increase: Consumers face pain at the checkout
Fears price hikes will be felt most greatly by those with the least money.
Why Lena Dunham isn't a fan of 'body positivity'
New York Times: The whole body positivity thing? Lena Dunham has thoughts.
The lawyer behind the throne at Fox
New York Times: Viet Dinh is seen as Fox's power centre.
Jodie Foster on starring in her first big role in a decade
Times: The actress has already won a Golden Globe for her latest role.
Action Bronson, eater by trade, finds a new craving: Fitness
New York Times: The rapper, chef and TV host has shed 58kg during the pandemic.
Inside America's most interesting magazine, and media's oddest workplace
New York Times: How the weirdest place to work makes an unexpectedly excellent magazine.
She went blind at 37. Others with diabetes are now at risk of losing their sight
Anne Niulesā woke up blind at the age of 37. Services to protect others are in crisis.
When the publicists are away, the stars will play
New York Times: Unbridled and untamed, celebrities are doing whatever they want.
Steve Braunias: The lost and found - A portrait of life inside a rest home
Steve Braunias spends a summer with the residents and staff at Roseridge rest home.
What to watch this Easter weekend
The hottest TV, movies and podcasts to keep you entertained this long weekend.
Megaupload coders on new website - and why they haven't spoken to Dotcom in 7 years
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Decrypting secret lives and a brutal end in the cocaine underworld
Two encrypted lives collide, a beloved friend ends up dead, an underworld tragedy emerges.
Exclusive: Witness in 'rich lister' indecent assault case speaks
Jevan Goulter is the secret witness who testified against a wealthy businessman.
Like father, like son: Gambler who stole $1.4m from dead relative blames his underworld father
Eddie Quirke grew up 'in awe' of his father and his shady associates.
The PR firm hired to do a rich-lister's dirty work
Jevan Goulter works in political circles and with some of NZ's wealthiest people.
They were Guantánamo's first detainees. Here's where they are now
New York Times: In 2002 they were called 'the worst of the worst'. Just two remain there.
Exclusive: After 33-year wait, Red Fox widow says guilty verdicts were 'wonderful news'
Gaye Bush spoke exclusively to the Herald about the killing of her husband Chris in 1987.