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Stop the presses: Stuff closing about 15 Auckland, regional community newspapers

Titles such as the North Shore Times and Central Leader have been published for decades.

Market close: Tourism Holdings drops as NZ sharemarket ends week on high

The NZ sharemarket bounced back as large-cap stocks balanced gains and losses.

Maybe it’s not just ageing - maybe it’s anaemia

New York Times: Anaemia affects 12.5% of people older than 60, US data shows.

Stateless bride's release after five-month US detention battle

Ward Sakeik, stateless and married to a US citizen, faced two deportation attempts.

Why Tupou Vaa'i is key to the All Blacks' versatile forward strategy

Coach Robertson informed him early to ensure he's well-prepared this time.

Rich-lister helps fund $2m+ Akl school pool upgrade

The deepened pool will support water polo and year-round community use.

DNA reunion: Brother and sister find each other after 70 years

Akihiko Yamamoto believed his American father abandoned him in Japan.

Opinion: Why French tactics could trouble All Blacks in Dunedin clash

While they rest key players, France has focused on a forward-heavy strategy.

'Heartbeat of the lake': Iconic paddleboat set for comeback

Damon Hagaman bought and restored the dry-docked boat with help from local volunteers.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: July 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

California is running out of safe places to build homes

Climate-related risks hamper state’s ability to solve a housing crunch. It’s not alone.

No one likes meetings. They’re sending their AI note-takers instead

Note-takers raise questions about privacy, consent, and other impacts on humans.

Why switching Ioane and Vaa'i could redefine All Blacks' strategy

Four debuts grab attention but two other switches carry more weight for the All Blacks.

The surprising health benefits of magic mushrooms

Telegraph: Can psilocybin benefit brain health and longevity?

Serial killer expert who taught the Idaho killer shares her story

New York Times: Katherine Ramsland is a professor of forensic psychology.

'Avalanche': Home owner of 30 years says his 300% insurance hike in five years is bad sign for NZ

'I feel embarrassed – you have this sense of loyalty. But there is no loyalty.'