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Claire Trevett: Silencing of Shane Jones an easy first test of coalition discipline steps

Shane Jones has been quietened - but a few in National quietly agree with his views.

Grant Dalton: 'America's Cup used to be a friendly competition – but not anymore'

From luxury to e-sports: how Grant Dalton is futureproofing the America’s Cup.

Steve Braunias: At the sharp end of the Polkinghorne murder trial

OPINION: The trial is alive, a dynamic and unruly beast.

Letters: Banning vehicles on Auckland beaches; mobility parking abuse

OPINION: 'Auckland Council can and should ban recreational vehicles on beaches.'

Life after the Paralympics: Cyclist struggles on less than minimum wage

Big Read: The remarkable life of Paralympian Fraser Sharp.

For the chop? Future of renowned Westmere Butchery up in the air

Businesses complain of cycle lane disruption while others welcome greater safety.

'Beauty standards have evolved': First pregnant contestant vies for Miss Universe

'Pregnant women absolutely belong in Miss Universe.'

Mary Holm: What happens to your KiwiSaver money when you die

OPINION: It might not be as straight forward as you think.

Steven Joyce: Govt’s visitor levy raises concerns for NZ’s tourism recovery

OPINION: Economic recovery efforts clash with increased tourist charges.

Ngāi Tahu takes minority stake in online GP service founded by Cecilia Robinson

The iwi has become a minority shareholder of Tend Health, thanks to sharing a mutual goal.

How much screen time should toddlers have? None, Sweden says

NY Times: Children under 2 should not be exposed to any screens, health authorities say.

Michael Keaton: Beetlejuice star reflects on his years in Hollywood

NYT: The actor returns to Beetlejuice with years or ups and down and an Oscar nomination.

Pope finds fervent fans among Indonesia’s transgender community

New York Times: Trans women in Jakarta celebrate Pope Francis' visit.

China’s new back doors into Western markets

Financial Times: How Chinese companies set up shop to get around tariffs and barriers.

Labour saved $500m, the coalition spent it

Debate reignites as to whether the Government is borrowing for tax cuts.

An agonising dilemma: When obesity prevents a joint replacement

NY Times: Discrimination or safety? Doctors refusing to operate on those with high BMIs.

Dairy exporters in USA gloomy over China demand outlook

The US update notes China’s efforts to grow its own milk production.

Businessman convicted on two corruption charges gets bail - to Australia

Businessman admits giving 'gifts' to curry favour.