‘I went through hell,’ freed Israeli says of subterranean captivity in Gaza
New York Times: The grandmother was kidnapped, beaten and held in tunnels for 17 days.
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My father didn’t want to live if he had dementia. But then he had it
New York Times: Dr Sandeep Jauhar's family faced an agonising choice - and couldn't agree.
After bruising vote, Indigenous Australians say ‘reconciliation is dead’
New York Times: Aboriginal leaders say a permanent shift in race relations is underway.
Exploring Sydney by foot: The hidden scenic route you shouldn't miss
An offbeat guide to Sydney's Eastern suburbs.
David Kirk: How 'our special magic' can bring RWC glory
OPINION: A strong set piece and fast thinking are the keys to victory.
New normal or no normal? How economists got it wrong for three years
New York Times: Economists underestimated inflation, consumers and the labour market. Why?
‘Almost there’: Toyota promises EVs with 1200km range, sub-10-min charging
Financial Times: World’s biggest carmaker says stacking speed needed is ‘almost there’.
Gregor Paul: The All Blacks’ lost opportunity to be seen as champions of the environment
Gregor Paul: Plans to win fans will be harder to fulfil due to the association with Ineos.
Tūhoe claim Genesis management ‘far more destructive than Gabrielle’
Genesis Energy denies causing damage to the lake environment.
Letters: Auckland downtown carpark, Jacinda Ardern, TVNZ Sunday, and fresh water
OPINION: Letters on Middle East, rugby, speed limit and mortgage.
Call on new government to tackle $200 billion infrastructure investment abyss
The sector says a new report highlights the instability of the project pipeline.
Juha Saarinen: When you can't trust your cyber security vendors
OPINION: Customers have to be able to trust cyber security providers.
Do you really need to shower every day? Dermatologists say 'there is no one-size-fits-all'
New York Times: There's no one-size-fits-all approach, dermatologists say.
Sarah Jessica Parker: ‘Men my age are never asked about ageing’
Telegraph: SJP on skincare, keeping fit and her passion for all things literary.
King's Counsel barrister battling authorities over his $6.2m Matakana estate's seawall
"Reserve land would be at risk of being washed away, so the public would be the loser."
Editorial: Why six-week-long inquest into mosque attack is deeply needed
OPINION: The world seems a very different place from that autumn afternoon in 2019.
Richard Prebble: Labour’s landmines mean it’s in with a chance in 2026
OPINION: Chris Hipkins must fancy his chances of winning the next election.
The devil you know: How to tell if your boss is a corporate psychopath
Telegraph: The office psychopath wears a suit - and excels at lying.
Robert MacCulloch: New thinking is required to take NZ forward
OPINION: What will happen to our nation and economy the next three years?
Adapting All the Light We Cannot See for TV, and the blind
New York Times: Actresses playing novel's protagonist are blind, just like the character.
Market close: Eroad leads tech stock hammering
Rising bond yields continue to weigh on the outlook for technology stocks.
‘I love you. I am sorry’: One Jew, one Muslim and a friendship tested by war
New York Times: War has strained relationships. For some it has strengthened their bond.
How the All Blacks benefitted from unbalanced draw
Ian Foster's men have been able to reset while Boks had tough semifinal fight.
Boomers not so okay: How different generations plan to fund retirement
Can you retire comfortably? Generations have divergent views on funding life after 65.
Paul Lewis: A logical look at the Bongi Mbonambi race slur accusation
OPINION: World Rugby may be happy if Mbonambi is not excluded from the final.
'We'll be good to go': Beaten Black Caps unbowed before Aussie clash
Centurion Daryl Mitchell remains encouraged by his side's outlook at the ODI World Cup.
Big catch: The $3000-a-night NZ fishing lodge bought by global luxury operator
The Nelson fly-fishing lodge is internationally famous.
Air NZ passengers can get taste of First Class in new leased aircraft
In a blast from the past, passengers can get a taste of First-Class – for a price.
Property Insider: Singaporeans lured to Hobsonville, Costco Oz/NZ boss retiring
'We have contracts conditional on approximately $3m of stock from Singapore': John Love.
How ban would be catastrophic for the Springboks
OPINION: Race-related scandal the last thing World Rugby wanted ahead of its dream final.
Picking up the tourism tab: Hotel group’s advice for new Government over who pays
Accommodation providers may all have to add more to the bill under industry plan.
Opinion: We must not kill Palestinian children to try to protect Israel’s children
NYT: Acceptance of bombing in Gaza suggests Palestinian kids are lesser victims.
Migration to rich countries hits all-time high
Financial Times: OECD says humanitarian crises and demand for workers is behind increase.