Ex-Bell Gully solicitor raises $8m for AI start-up - but can you trust a robot lawyer?
And will it take your job?
And will it take your job?
New York Times: Decades of learning may have helped people better weather strong quakes.
New York Times: Some people are especially sensitive to the weather, but why?
FT: WHO member states are deadlocked over a global treaty to deal with the next Covid-19.
A couple nearing retirement might have to sell the home they've worked their lives for.
And just where is the Media Minister's promised plan?
OPINION: Argentina was one of the world's richest countries until it borrowed too much.
OPINION: 'A bit like our sacked MPs who turn up as advisors to private business.'
Times: Could Will Pavia survive a session at the Dogpound?
Schools need to be fully open every day of the school year, writes Alwyn Poole.
Glenn Harris speaks about the community around the Warriors, its heritage and the 'up the Wahs' bandwagon. Video / Alyse Wright
The outgoing hotel boss on world leaders he welcomed and pop stars who caused headaches.
NYT: Engineer spotted signs someone was trying to access computers all over the world.
The NZ sharemarket had a mixed trading day before eventually finishing lower.
OPINION: There's no shortage of red faces with the national union over the last 24 years.
Times: When your godfather is Elton John, the usual rules do not apply.
Commerce Commission outlines objections to Foodstuffs merger, final decision to come.
The ministry is proposing job cuts to meet its savings targets.
Frew's show explores his passion for our natural environment.
Despite a dazzling display against Newcastle, RTS shouldn't be moved from his new home.
Boardroom ructions at PGG Wrightson have been a major distraction.
Will the Reserve Bank and ComCom approve the sale of Asteron Life?
Firm pushing into the US, customers beyond government.
The Easter bunny didn't deliver any good news for retailers this year.
New York Times: There's a reason brain experts tend to be very active people.
Cutting down on carbs may sound like an easy health hack, but there are pros and cons.
The country’s population could be up to two million people higher in 30 years' time.
NYT: Short-sellers lost their first gamble on the company - but that hasn't put them off.
Financial Times: Would be first core product put behind a paywall.
New Zealand Rugby enters a state of civil war.