The President's taxes: The swamp that Trump built
New York Times: How Trump earned millions as a gatekeeper to his own administration.
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The departed son: Why James Murdoch left his father's dynasty - and the role Fox News played
New York Times: James Murdoch says news organisations should present facts, not sow doubt.
'Like a war zone': The terrible drama of the UK's deadliest coronavirus day
Times: Families and frontline workers will never forget the dreadful day that 1445 died.
'He put the smile back in rock guitar': Virtuoso Eddie Van Halen dies
New York Times: Eddie Van Halen, a virtuoso of the rock guitar, has died at age 65.
The short tenure and abrupt ouster of banking's sole Black CEO
New York Times: He made Credit Suisse profitable again. But the Swiss rejected him.
Election 2020: Economists pick the tough policies that NZ really needs
If politics were not an issue, what policies should NZ pursue? We asked economists.
Election 2020: Cut to the chase - On the trail of the real Judith Collins
Blue thunder, Grey Power and holy poses: Will the real Judith Collins please stand up?
Hemp comes in from the cold: Once-banned crop catching on with farmers
Growing hemp is catching on with farmers wanting to diversify.
Election 2020: What's the plan to crank up the economy? Policies compared
It is not unusual for Government parties to have fewer policies than Oppositions.
Ski, party, seed a pandemic: Travel rules that let Covid-19 take flight
New York Times: How thousands of skiers carried the virus to 40 nations on 5 continents.
An NBA season like no other: 'One of the worst, strangest years'
New York Times: Nothing about the 2019-20 NBA season was normal.
Inside story: NZ First SFO probe and its fight for election survival
NZ First came to Parliament care of a tangle with the SFO. Will it leave the same way?
Election 2020: What's the plan to improve Māori outcomes? Policies compared
Parliament has the largest make-up of Māori MPs in history, so how have they fared?
NZ First Foundation investigation: What happened behind those courtroom doors?
While there were rumours and rumblings, when charges were laid last week, nobody knew.
'The drug became his friend': Pandemic drives hike in opioid deaths
New York Times: The opioid epidemic has taken a sharp turn for the worse since Covid-19.
How to be hilarious: Can anyone learn to be funny?
Times: A masterclass with the experts who claim funny can get you promoted.
With crosstalk and mockery, Trump tramples decorum in debate with Biden
New York Times: The debate quickly descended into name-calling and hectoring.
Election 2020: What's the plan to get transport moving? Policies compared
National is splurging on roads, Labour wants a bit of everything.
Election 2020: What's the plan to tackle the housing crisis? Policies compared
How the main political parties plan to deal with house prices and a shortage of homes.
Election 2020: What's the plan for law and order? Policies compared
Independent reports call for an overhaul of a system failing victims, criminals and Māori
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Which countries are still open to the black passport?
NZ's top 10 richest private schools: The school with nearly $1b in assets
A Weekend Herald investigation ranks New Zealand's ten richest private schools.
Comment: A night with Billy TK - and his conspiracy theories
David Fisher went to an Advance NZ meeting and fact-checked Billy Te Kahika.
Thousands want to hunt with Pania Tepaiho-Marsh. She will never turn them away
Pania Tepaiho-Marsh teaches women to hunt - but more than that.
China created a fail-safe system to track contagions. It failed
New York Times: The alert system was ready, so why didn't it work?
The lost month: How a failure to test blinded the US to Covid 19
New York Times: Lapses in leadership let coronavirus spread undetected for weeks.
'We're in disaster mode': Courage inside a US hospital
New York Times: Doctors are falling sick, and every day gets more difficult.
Covid 19: The great empty
New York Times: These images are haunted and haunting, but in some ways they are hopeful.