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Killer confession: A prison yard bombshell and the jailbirds’ crusade to find a body

Kurt Bayer reports on a dramatic twist to Christchurch real estate agent’s horror murder.

Capturing a killer: How murdered woman's phone led police to her shallow grave

Top cop lifts the lid on Yanfei Bao murder probe - and reveals how they got their man.

Market close: NZ stocks slump as investors free up funds for AIA sale

The New Zealand sharemarket's trading line looked like a downhill ski run.

Angela Blair: I know why women aren’t having children. Men just aren’t good enough

Telegraph - OPINION: 'Marriage is a business, not romance,' says Angela Blair.

Spending cuts will help growth; tax system unfair on workers – Treasury

The new Treasury Secretary noted New Zealand's lack of a tax on capital gains was unusual.

Fogbusters: Aerospace start-up Pyper Vision and founder Emily Blythe's radical journey

A Christchurch-based start-up is developing a deep learning model to better predict fog.

The everyday bugbears that can make your marriage implode

Telegraph: Don’t let household disagreements ruin your relationship.

Auckland buyers owed $2.03m for homes never built, land not even bought

'We need a law change in NZ to protect young, first-time home buyers' - insolvency expert.

Amazon CEO reveals new products to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT

The tech giant is upping its AI application efforts.

Kiwi nurse of 37yrs on desperate staff shortages: 'We're holding on by the skin of our teeth'

Nurse warns Hawke’s Bay Hospital is “holding on by the skin of our teeth” due to staffing.

Letters: Beach contamination shameful; what Kiwi cities are lacking

OPINION: 'Nothing but Third-World standards, and an absolute disgrace.'

Simon Bridges: We must act now to fix our broken energy sector

OPINION: To put it simply, the sector is broken, with weak competition.

Inside your body, ageing unfolds at remarkably different rates

Parts of our bodies start ageing earlier than others, right down to our organs and cells.

Inside Boris Johnson's $1500-a-seat lunch with Key, Peters and Coutts

Former British PM Boris Johnson arrived in Auckland yesterday, armed with jokes.

Ryan Bridge: Some Covid lockdowns went too long, vaccine mandates went too far

OPINION: As social beings, we struggled to allow for differences of opinion and thought.

Richard Prebble: The coalition Govt is creating red tape as fast as Labour

OPINION: David Seymour's regulation-busting ministry needed more than ever.