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Matthew Hooton: Why Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

OPINION: Hate him for everything else, but there’s no doubt he's made the world safer.

Mamdani’s success spotlights deepening divide in US Jewish community

New York Times: Pro-Israel Jewish people have long been a bedrock of Democratic coalition.

Opinion: We must balance our cruise tourism economy with biosecurity

Nearly 90% of exotic marine species arrived on international vessels.

In Alabama, a social media influencer really gets wild

New York Times: 'I was a deer hunter, forester, Southern man posting about flowers.'

Editorial: Local government reform could mean reshaping, not ditching, regional councils

OPINION: Shane Jones argued there's no compelling case for regional councils. Is he right?

Market close: Fonterra leads NZ sharemarket rise

The NZX 50 rose by 0.15% to 12,480.05 as Fonterra performed strongly.

Why is everybody ‘crashing out’?

New York Times: Gen Z embraces a slang term for familiar feelings.

Ending healthcare’s postcode lottery remains a distant dream - Isaac Davison

A new report shows why patients are waiting longer for hip, knee and joint surgeries.

6pm TV news battle: Are 1m people really still watching? The numbers are in

TVNZ boss raised some eyebrows in political circles with ratings comments - is she right?

Advice: Was I wrong to tell my dead friend’s son that his father sold sperm to a sperm bank?

New York Times: When sharing family secrets may do more harm than good.

How Netanyahu’s move against Iran gives him room to manoeuvre on Gaza

Analysis: He successfully persuaded the US to strike Iran's nuclear sites.

Treasury forced to release warning briefing over $10.8b health funding gap

Treasury has been forced to release a paper showing cuts required to hit spending goals.

Fifty years after ‘Jaws,’ shark science is still surfacing

'Jaws' spurred shark science, inspiring researchers like Dave Ebert and Greg Skomal.

Deportations leave immigrant communities, businesses anxious

Hispanic consumers are making fewer shopping trips amid crackdown fears.

'Distorting the market': Virtual GP service could cut patient fees, sparks sector backlash

The 24/7 service is expected to launch next month, with five providers confirmed so far.

Bombing of Iran may teach unwelcome lessons on nuclear weapons

NYT analysis: One conclusion might be a bomb is the only protection in a dangerous world.

Mamdani's rapid ascent to stun Cuomo reverberates across his party

New York Times: 'Mamdani created a movement around his candidacy'.

Moana Pasifika's future in doubt as key funding contracts end

Rugby in the red: Moana Pasifika's revenue, loans and losses cast dark cloud over future.