Popular Auckland restaurant Fatima's 30 years on and now with a new cookbook.

Brigitte Morten and Neale Jones on electricity reform, building consensus and Te Pāti Māori facing difficulties.

Eviction coming for Miramar's Chocolate Fish cafe and Andrew Little's position in the mayoral race as local election voting comes to an end.

Gyles Beckford reviews Prisoners of Geography: 10-Year Anniversary Edition by Tim Marshall.

2025 marks the 75th anniversary of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and fans can see it in Auckland next year.

Big demonstrations in European capitals against war in Gaza, far-right leaders hail win by populist billionaire in Czech election, Georgian PM accuses EU of attempting to meddle in its affairs, and drone sightings force runway closures at Munich airport.

In a recent survey of 100 businesses in around Auckland's Queen St, 91 per cent said their operations are being impacted by rough sleeping and begging.

With 40 new water utilities beginning in less than a year, the Utilities Disputes service is warning the water bills will be a shock to many.

Carers of disabled family members are worried their budgets could be slashed when changes to disability funding come into effect next year.

Our comedians Donna Brookbanks and Elisabeth Easther with some of the funnier stories of the week including the case in Northern California, where police pulled over a driverless taxi after it made an illegal U-turn, only to find no driver behind the wheel and therefore, no one to ticket.