Pro-Palestine protesters splash fake blood on US consulate, MFAT buildings
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has taken responsibility for the attack.
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Property Insider: Waiwera tower went with whimper; wholesale fund repayments looming
Demolition more of a labour of love, slowly unpicking the structure from the top down.
Dr Ruth saved people’s sex lives. Now she wants to cure loneliness
New York Times: 'The first thing to do is have the courage to admit you’re lonely.'
Her livelihood? Hunting pythons in the dead of night
New York Times: Amy Siewe teaches people how to find and euthanise invasive pythons.
A fragile global economy is at stake as US and China seek to cool tensions at Apec summit
The world’s economy could surely benefit from a US-China detente.
Arizona first: Woman killed by elk after it tramples her
Victim is believed to have been feeding animal when she was killed.
Man v Musk: The whistleblower who created headaches for Tesla
New York Times: What started as a good news story has turned into a nightmare.
Pope forcibly removes leading conservative US bishop
Bishop Joseph Strickland is a conservative who has been a fierce critic of the pontiff.
Growing concerns from allies as civilian casualties mount in Gaza
Israel’s prime minister is pushing back against growing calls from Western allies.
And ... action! After the actors’ strike, Hollywood gets back to work
New York Times: Champagne for everyone! Actually, no.
Killer executed despite claiming death sentence based on 'false' testimony
US Supreme Court declines to step in after inmate’s challenge to punishment.
Getting Hollywood back up and running won’t be easy
New York Times: Production schedules become complicated as the industry tries to catch up.
Is this the city Kiwis most want to move to? Study maps world's 'dream cities'
Study offers a remarkable insight into where NZ and the rest of the world would rather be.
Watch: John Oliver offends NZ in live Jimmy Fallon blunder
'I could not have made a more offensive mistake than that.'
Man receives world's first eye transplant
Eye transplant extraordinary addition to a face transplant.
Mother says airline lost unaccompanied children in airport overnight
A lawsuit alleges the children went missing overnight, without food or water.
'My son has been laying there rotting for four years': Outrage over funeral home owners stockpiling bodies, fake remains
Arrests were made after 190 sets of decaying remains were found at a funeral home.
'Satan made me': Man convicted in wedding shooting plays his rap music as part of insanity defence
The man wounded the bishop and assaulted the bride and groom.
How to kidnap $423,000 in rare Japanese Kit Kats
New York Times: The long, strange criminal trail of one stolen load of valuable sweets.
Ivanka Trump testifies she had 'no role' in Trump's finances
“I wasn’t involved in his statement of financial condition.”
'I almost died': Man has wrong organ removed in horror botched surgery
George Piano now has a lifetime of medical problems.
Sustainability: Is it at risk of becoming a fair-weather friend?
Tim McCready looks at some recent trends that are giving 'sustainability' a mixed outlook.
Opinion: A Trump win would change the world
FT: Were he to return, the implication for the global economy would be profound.
Can corporate America cope with its vast debt pile?
Financial Times: Worries over $22 trillion debt, but companies find new ways to survive.
Man accused of assault sent to remote ice field with young students
His lawyer describes the alleged assault on the woman as 'horseplay'.
Trump, facing 91 felony charges, leads Biden in battleground states
New York Times: Trump's still strong - but a conviction may turn the tide, poll suggests.
JFK and Jackie's final hours: Five chilling details in emotional new doco
Witnesses reflect on the Kennedys' joy during a tour through Texas before tragedy struck.
Delta pilot accused of threatening to shoot captain with TSA gun
US officials say his authorisation to carry a gun on board was revoked.
‘Control your client’: Judge chides Trump in fraud trial
Judge repeatedly admonished Trump to keep his answers concise.
Some psychiatrists have started prescribing Ozempic. Others are worried
New York Times: 'These medications were not studied well or designed for this population.'
A secret war, strange new wounds and silence: The gunners who came home damaged
New York Times: Troops involved in secret US offensive developed life-shattering problems.
13,000kg-plus dino-shaped nuggets recalled after metal pieces found
One report of "minor oral injury associated with consumption of this product".
'Acute toxicity': US kids' fruit pouches urgently recalled after illnesses linked to lead
Analysis of multiple lots of a puree product detected 'extremely high' lead levels.
Don't 'suck up' all the oxygen: Superpowers warned at Pacific forum
Pacific leaders are starting to arrive in Rarotonga for the annual meeting.