Sonja de Friez reviews Wings by Paul McCartney, published by Penguin Random House.

The town will roughly double in size as people arrive to camp, eat, dance and enjoy the spectacle.

There's scientists like Jim Salinger, farmers who say there's an alternative to traditional agriculture as well as politicians who talk about localising climate action in communities

Australia correspondent Chris Niesche details the country's commitment of an aircraft and personnel to the Gulf states that have been attacked by Iran, as another two members of the Iranian women's football team seek asylum.

The cost of work is thought to be an eye-watering $27 billion.

The Workforce Report from the New Zealand Association of Counsellors, also says long waiting lists for funded counselling mean many people are missing out.

As New York Times national security correspondent David Sanger explains, President Trump's statements were at times contradictory.

Glen Larmer reflects on the Black Caps' T20 final loss to India, the Crusaders' shaky start to the new Super Rugby season, and The Warriors who started their campaign in style on Friday night.

For a decade, Australian reporter Keith Dalton was a freelance foreign radio and newspaper correspondent stationed in the Philippines. Keith Dalton has written two books about his experiences overseas.

The latest on financial market volatility on the back of spiking oil prices as Air New Zealand suspends its earning guidance. Business commentator, NBR journalist Nicholas Pointon, also discusses Forsyth Barr's commentary it is the best reporting season since 2022.