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‘Oakmont is hard!’: Kiwi Ryan Fox loses traction at US Open
Kiwi Ryan Fox shot a three-over 73 in the third round of the US Open as the notoriously difficult Oakmont course nudged him down down the leaderboard.

More managed decline? Or settling on a sustainable structure?
From cadet to correspondent and eventually chief executive at Fairfax Media, Greg Hywood ran the Australian company that bought the bulk of this country's newspapers for more than a billion dollars in 2003 - and sold them back for just one dollar 17 ye...

Steven Adams set to re-sign with Houston Rockets for $65 million - report
Steven Adams is extend his tenure with Houston Rockets after it was reported he was going to sign a three-year deal worth $65 million.

Live: Canadian Grand Prix qualifying
Follow live coverage of qualifying for the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix.

Boat fire in Stanmore Bay contained by firefighters
A boat at Stanmore Bay on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula caught fire about 2.30am on Sunday.

Landmark 'Dunedin Study' founder Dr Phil Silva dies, aged 84
The study followed the lives of 1037 babies born at Dunedin's Queen Mary Maternity Hospital in 1972.

Fatal Dargaville crash
Emergency services attended but the person died at the scene.

Navigating New Zealand's ableist health system with a disability
Julie Woods has navigated the world without sight since 1997, but New Zealand's healthcare system has often left her in the dark.

Queenstown Lakes retreat: 70s chic on the outside, French country inside
It shouldn’t work, but somehow this blend of 70s cool, and French provincial style melds into something very cosy and welcoming.

'The right buyer is out there': Christchurch’s ark house still looking for its Noah
For almost 20 years, the ark was run as a venue for Christian weddings, funerals and celebrations, but now needs a visionary to convert it into a home.

‘Soul-destroying’: Iconic bookstore facing closure after 42 years
Hard To Find Books is facing closure after it was revealed that their landlord is planning to sell the central Auckland building.

The House: Morning Tea with Matt Doocey
For electorate MPs, weekends are generally spent in the community meeting constituents. Louis Collins popped into a morning tea Q&A hosted by Matt Doocey.

Political blame game over slipping standards among police recruits
The Government has promised to recruit 500 more police by early next year.

Sixth v 4948th, $1bn v $667k – Kiwi club set for football's biggest mismatch
Auckland City will be representing not just Oceania, but all of amateur football at the FIFA Club World Cup, where they first face German giants Bayern.

Landmark 'Dunedin Study' founder has died
The founder of a longitudinal study following the lives of 1000 Dunedin-born babies, has died aged 84. Dr Phil Silva’s Dunedin Study is one of the most respected in the world.

South Africa beat Australia in World Test Championship final
South Africa wore a new tag — champion — by claiming its first major cricket trophy in 27 years when it beat Australia in the World Test Championship final.

Lachie Jones’ dad says he’s ‘back to square one' after coroner delivers findings
Paul Jones says he did not have much faith left in the police but he was encouraged his son’s death may be investigated by police from outside the district.

Watch: Visitors sit on and break artwork chair in Italian museum
The 'Van Gogh' chair is an artwork by Nicola Bolla made out of thousands of Swarovski crystals.

Captain Kerry: “We should bring Below Deck to New Zealand - I want to be the Captain”
The newest season of Below Deck has kicked off, and Captain Kerry promises big personalities, chaotic charters, and a surprising amount of heart.

Crusaders coach on the cusp of remarkable turnaround
Rob Penney didn’t even know if he had a job this time last year. Now, he’s a win away from hoisting the trophy.