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Audrey Young: Luxon coup talk and why rolling a PM is far harder than it sounds

OPINION: The threshold for dumping a PM is far higher than an Opposition leader.

Treasury paper Govt tried to hide warns Kiwis to 'accept a lower level of public service'

A Treasury Paper warns service quality will need to reduce to hit spending goal.

What to know about Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation

NYT: Candidates will face pressure to make the party more responsive to public concerns.

Letters: If the health system is in a bad state, it makes sense to stay healthy

OPINION: Plus letters on Palestine, retirement, and the Tāmaki Makaurau byelection.

Auckland traffic management firm collapse sees 85 sacked, $2.8m deficit revealed

Employees owed $452,000 in wages, salaries; liquidator unsure they will get their money.

Editorial: Why local body election hoardings need to change

OPINION: Roadside political signs are the moth-eaten cousin of the outdated soapbox.

How a district in India came together to plant 15 million trees

NY Times: Vijayapura is proof of concept for Karnataka's effort to address drought, heat.

'I still can't believe it': Sky TV commentator's last-minute, madcap dash to Eden Park to call ABs test

Jeff McTainsh was commentating the Shield game when an urgent note was passed to him.

Alex Powell: Are Racing Bulls playing favourites with Lawson's career?

OPINION: What we learned from the Italian Grand Prix.

Investore taps investors to buy Auckland’s Silverdale Centre

The listed company plans to buy it from Stride Property for $114m.

Five things to do when a friend won’t stop complaining

Washington Post: Complaining can foster kindship - but it can also wreck relationships.

'We weren't drinking alcohol' - Christchurch retirement village resident

'We should be able to live our lives peacefully, doing what we enjoy,' says Jean Sparrow.

Immigration raid exposes tensions from Seoul to Washington to rural Georgia

New York Times: Battery plant is part of a complex that represented a US$12.6b investment.

Mercury says Amazon’s power thirst is real - and weighs in on pricing

Power firm offers two rare, and telling, points of clarity after AWS' 'train wreck' week.

'Truly talented': Hawke's Bay designers shine at bathroom and kitchen awards

It was a big night for two of the region's designers at the national awards.

Guy Body’s cartoons: September 1 - 30

Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.