Analysis: A UN report warns AI could soon use more water than we need to drink.
Environment
Sunday 8:10am
Analysis: How much water do AI data centres actually use?
House and food prices led a Wellington woman and her American husband to make some tough decisions.
Life
Sunday 6:00am
Want an electric bike? A cordless drill? A better wardrobe? You can get it delivered to your door at a fraction of the price with one smart, simple choice.
Sat, Jun 27
In the latest in our State of the Nation interviews with Kiwis, we talk to a 49-year-old family man and social worker from Christchurch.
What we once called 'soft skills' are now the skills that will keep you employed.
Mon, Jun 22
State of the Nation is a new series asking Kiwis who they'll vote for, how much they earn, and other nosey questions about their views and experience of Aotearoa.
Politics
Sat, Jun 20
Transport spokesperson Tangi Utikere said he was confident in Labour's workings.
Tue, Jun 16
The two best teams in the competition reached next Saturday's showdown after remarkably similar semifinal demolitions.
Rugby
Sun, Jun 14
Frances Cook on the simple calls and questions that could lead to a much needed cash injection.
Sat, Jun 13
When it comes to money, property investor Nichole Lewis has experienced dizzy highs and devastating lows.
Know a child who willl only eat chips, lollies and chicken nuggets? Don't be too quick to blame the parents.
Tue, Jun 9
The pressures the payment was designed to ease continue to mount, driven by rising energy prices and a worsening cost-of-living crisis.
Mon, Jun 8
Here are five talking points from the match in Tampa, Florida.
Football
Sun, Jun 7
Opinion: Australia offered higher wages, cheaper groceries and bigger opportunities. But six months after moving home, Aziz Al Sa'afin reflects on why none of those factors were enough to make him stay.
New Zealand
Can these drugs really be expected to cure an epidemic rooted in complex social and environmental factors?
OPINION: Being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease was scary and debilitating. I struggled for years, before a chance discovery changed my life.
Sat, Jun 6
Experts gathered at a summit to discuss how to promote a caring manhood, with combating extremism online a major topic of discussion across four days in Brazil.
Fri, Jun 5
OPINION: The Government said it would be no lolly scramble and they weren't kidding. With another treat-free year on the horizon, Frances Cook shares tips on how to be best prepared.
Sat, May 30
The Government's goal of getting back to surplus was the key focus of this Budget.
Fri, May 29
Of Finance Minister Nicola Willis' three Budgets so far, today's has arrived with the least fanfare. Here's what might be in store today.
Thu, May 28
Polly Wenlock returned from a new life overseas. Here's what drew her back.
Sun, May 24
More and more of us are tracking our steps taken, calories eaten, hours slept and even our stress levels in the name of health, but is it really making us any healthier?
Whether you call it an Irish goodbye, French leave or filer à l'anglaise, the act of quietly slipping out of a party without fanfare is a familiar social impulse.
World
Mon, May 18
With a couple of tiny tweaks, your KiwiSaver could make you more money, and who wouldn't take advantage of that?
Sat, May 16
