Customs warns it is taking action and has several cases before the courts.

New York Times: Some liberal parents face a new, unexpected challenge.

OPINION: 'Fix primary care and wait times in ED would drop dramatically.'

OPINION: Culture change is good but bolder policy needed to emulate Ireland and Singapore.

Telegraph: Low testosterone manifests itself in a several different ways.

OPINION: Part of Brown's positioning is to burn off potential rivals. It’s working.

OPINION: Google's NotebookLM offers creative support but sparks anxiety over AI's role.

Telegraph: How parents' undiagnosed mental illness shaped the life of their daughter.

OPINION: Merger is likely to be costly and distracting and achieve little.

Jamie Morton meets the Kiwi scientists leading five cutting-edge new cancer studies.

EDITORIAL: The challenge is to develop policies with teeth that target delinquent owners.

OPINION: PM Christopher Luxon uses social media to bypass perceived media bias.

Luxon kicked off his year of saying 'yes' with a week of clear air - it won't last long.

OPINION: NZ First leader Winston Peters looked annoyed when he spoke of the bill's future.

Dairy processor's good day wasn't enough to help the sharemarket into positive territory.

Inside the NZME/Herald cuts; Reporter of Year quits Stuff; Mike Hosking's big birthday.

Financial Times: US central bank widely expected to hold borrowing costs next week.

The 'boutique' business manages holiday homes in Mount Maunganui and Pāpāmoa.

The developer says the project is 'active', but the city council says it's 'on hold'.

The former Finance Minister was unhappy with remarks made by new public service boss.

Canada and Australia performed well over the first half of the financial year, NZ did not.

Tiny Canterbury town of Kirwee counts down to kickoff between the Crusaders and Blues.

Hastings Christian School's Lucy Smith chose academics over an Olympic dream.

The Beehive plans to spend the whole year on a rolling maul of announcements.

Three's been head scratching over the Government's commitment to tourism to date.

Children are keen to walk to school but busy roads are a barrier.

OPINION: 'Trump is many things, but a great orator is certainly not one of them.'

Telegraph: It can be difficult to speak to someone depressed. Here's how to handle it.

But the local market is choppy on low liquidity and lack of specific corporate news.