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Cathay Pacific’s line in the sand: Last plane leaves desert boneyard after pandemic

'For some of the team it's quite emotional . . . it's come full circle'.

'Distressing': Car dealer closures 'likely' as sales fall for fifth straight month

'Even more daunting than the peak of the Global Financial Crisis.'

Claire Trevett: Te Pāti Māori allegations go to the heart of public trust

OPINION: So far, there's a lot of fog and not much light around the claims.

Tax minimisation strategy sees billions shifted ahead of trustee tax hike

Trust-owned companies appear to have flushed out excess retained earnings to save on tax.

A cease-fire in the Gaza Strip might be the easy part. Fulfilling it will be harder

New York Times: Analysts are deeply sceptical that a deal will ever be implemented.

The $4 million man: Why Premier League club chased Kiwi star

About six weeks ago, Alex Paulsen took a phone call that he will never forget.

This doctor has witnessed hundreds of deaths. Here's what she wants you to know

Financial Times: Most dying people 'get what life’s all about', Dr Kathryn Mannix says.

Porn, social media and scams: Elon Musk takes internet to remote Amazon tribes

NYT: Starlink has connected an isolated tribe to the outside world - and divided it.

How electric car batteries might aid the grid (and win over drivers)

New York Times: New technology could turn those pricey devices into an asset.

Ratings agency unimpressed by ‘worse than expected’ performance in Budget

A ratings agency is unimpressed by NZ's deteriorating economy.

Market close: NZ sharemarket climbs to highest level in eight weeks

The S&P/NZX 50 Index delivered a third successive day of gains.

The five simple exercises that are crucial in midlife

Telegraph: Strength and mobility are key to staying healthy in your 50s and beyond.

Cam Wallace on a year at Qantas

Former Air NZ high flyer has a prestigious job at Qantas international - a $10b business.

Inside Economics: Lower petrol prices as oil slumps and RBNZ’s Budget headache

It's two steps forward, one step back, as Liam Dann looks at forces driving inflation.

Brothers Beer liquidation: Major bank among creditors owed money

The pre-pandemic business was popular and expanded hospitality outlets from one to seven.

Palestinians pin hopes on new truce proposal, but remain sceptical

New York Times: Cease-fire plan stirs cautious optimism after eight months of war.

Opinion: AI’s biggest promise for consumers remains just that - a promise

Financial Times: An arms race is in full swing, but fundamental problems are unresolved.

Losses to cyber crime spike 84%, Cert NZ leadership in flux

GCSB takeover continues, under-reporting dogs stats.