Dame Noeline Taurua will coach the Silver Ferns through to the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Netball New Zealand announced on Thursday, six weeks after she led the team…
New Zealand’s free trade agreement with India has passed into law, clearing its third reading 93 votes to 29 after Parliament put the bill through its final stages under urgency…
The Government has launched a $1.6 million anti-methamphetamine campaign called F. Meth, a deliberately blunt second attempt at reaching New Zealanders before they start using the drug, after its first…
A select committee report tells the Government to review Fire and Emergency’s board and whether it should buy its own fire trucks.
The cost of living is the biggest worry for Māori voters by a wide margin, and seven in 10 think the Government is doing a poor job of running the…
Westpac has become the first New Zealand bank accredited to issue digital identity credentials, starting with a verified proof of bank account that business customers can carry in the government’s…
The Black Ferns have made wholesale changes for their first ever Test in Scotland, naming two potential debutants and keeping just seven starters from the side that beat France in…
Councils will be able to charge developers a new development levy from 2029, and the Government will make its own departments pay it too, Housing Minister Chris Bishop has confirmed.…
Cue Clothing Co, the Sydney fashion house behind the Cue and Veronika Maine womenswear labels, has gone into receivership and voluntary administration, putting its four New Zealand outlets in doubt…
More than 48,000 people will pack into Eden Park on Sunday night to watch the Warriors fight for their season, after tickets for the sudden-death NRL semifinal against the Newcastle…
Two New Zealand primary schools have stopped posting photos and videos of their pupils on Facebook, saying artificial intelligence has made it too easy for children’s images to be copied,…
Briscoe Group sold more homewares and sporting goods in the first half of this year than in any first half before, but it made less money doing it. The company…
Police, the Defence Force and Coastguard West Coast will spend three days next week searching for a light plane that disappeared in December 1978 with seven people on board, one…
A scroll through 110 years of New Zealand death certificates, from a country where one death in five was an infection to one where cancer and dementia lead the register.
The NZ Super Fund grew $9.3 billion to $94.4 billion in the June year on a 14.17 percent return, paying $2.52 billion in tax while receiving nothing from the Crown.
The public inquiry into the disappearance of the Phillips children makes 41 findings and nine recommendations, and police are disputing that any of it would have changed the ending.
National and Labour released rival grocery price policies within 40 minutes of each other, putting the supermarket aisle at the centre of the election.
New Zealand shooter Michael Johnson has come away from the world para shooting championships in Changwon, South Korea, with two silver medals, the second of them settled by one tenth…
July visitor arrivals beat 2019 for the first time, but Queenstown Airport added 9,959 visitors to Auckland’s 7,783 and Auckland’s share of arrivals fell to 59.4 per cent.
New Zealand’s most secretive wetland bird is about to start booming, and a volunteer-run project wants 1,200 people sitting quietly at the edge of swamps, lakes and reed beds to…
Banks passed every cent of this year’s two Official Cash Rate increases on to floating mortgage customers, but gave those same borrowers only about 70 percent of the cuts made…
Some of the fastest drivers in the world will race each other inside Wellington’s Hnry Stadium in January, after organisers confirmed the Race of Champions will be held in New…
A retired major general’s new report says New Zealand’s $12 billion defence rebuild runs out to 2040 and will need governments not yet elected to see it through.
Banks, power and phone companies in one South Auckland hall for New Zealand’s first Bring Your Bills event.
An animated map of every railway line New Zealand opened since 1863 and every one it closed, from the 5,689 km peak of 1953 to the City Rail Link.
Biosecurity teams on Auckland’s North Shore are stepping up their hunt for the yellow-legged hornet as the weather warms, in case any queen hornets survived the winter and are about…
National’s Nicola Willis told BusinessNZ’s election conference the party will campaign on bracket creep and the R&D tax credit, with detail after Treasury’s 29 September update.
The world’s best surfers are coming back to Raglan. The World Surf League confirmed on Tuesday that the New Zealand Pro at Manu Bay will stay on its Championship Tour…
The ACT Party would freeze the adult minimum wage at $23.95 an hour for three years and let employers pay workers under 20 a new training wage of 60 percent…
New GP college guidance says healthy older drivers should not face a cognitive screening test just because of their age, after a University of Auckland review found the tests do…