The former journalist and TV presenter has written his second book.

OPINION: Is taking on a Government appointment worth the risk?

The stoat left its droppings all over trap boxes as if taunting the DoC trappers.

Vector's Simon Mackenzie says the electricity reforms of the 1990s no longer apply.

OPINION: You could try being a business mentor or sitting on a not-for-profit board.

Olivia Podmore died a day after the Tokyo Olympics ended. A coronial inquiry now awaits.

OPINION: 'Religious faith does not tolerate the decades-long brutalisation of innocents.'

Ivan Pivac lost his sight after an accident when he was 12, and went on to train in acupuncture in Hong Kong. He has worked from his practice below his Auckland home for 50 years.

Locals were commissioned to make art within the new hotel to showcase this country.

However, the local index was able to grind out a gain for the week.

Throwing a few sports out would allow the most worthy to be run within the 16-day window.

New York Times: From baguettes to fine dining - Paris Olympics elevates athlete meals.

'Rapid access' to redress called for, survivor supporter says transparency is crucial.

Financial Times: Ruling says ride-hailing services can treat workers as contractors.

New York Times: The Australian-born magnate assembled created a global media behemoth.

Louisa Wall decodes how Mahé Drysdale's gold medals could shape Tauranga's future.

Grant Samuel's adviser report is due out in the next few weeks, then what?

ADVICE: 'I want to help this woman, but not at the cost of my job.'

TVNZ's Breakfast ratings boost; The NZ media reps at Olympics; Agencies team up for haka.

Consent sought for 7 contracted emergency motels to continue a further year.

OPINION: There are hoops and hurdles but a big third player would be welcomed.

OPINION: 'The atrocity of dividing families is an abomination of empire.'

Stephen Tindall and Adamantem still have a lot of work to do to get deal done.

New York Times: How to weigh up their potential benefits and risks.

Embattled businessman, representing himself, claims US$10m in 'reputation damage'.

OPINION: Ministers are frustrated that mandarins remain stuck in the do-nothing era.

New York Times: Viewers might prefer to be sitting for these documentaries.

NZ sharemarket falls more than 1%.

OPINION: We're all implicated in the Abuse in Care inquiry report. So what will we do now?

From a tearful Wimbledon breakdown to becoming the world number one in a year.