National’s fisheries plan backs the health of the Hauraki Gulf, the right of recreational fishers to continue the Kiwi tradition of catching a feed, and provides for sustainable seafood to be caught ...

“New Zealand has good reason to spend overseas – a stable, prosperous Pacific, strong trade ties and the ability to help when disaster strikes. But foreign aid is taxpayers’ money, and should face the ...

Based in Nelson, New Zealand, Goover Ltd specialises in next-generation transport solutions for the modern cyclist. Founded ...

Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong says she does not believe Christopher Luxon has completely ruled out working with her ...

Premium Clean New Zealand, a leading tech-enabled residential and commercial cleaning provider, today announced it has ...

Over the next few months, NZTA will be investing in resealing, resurfacing or reconstructing almost 190 lane kilometres of ...

The KiwiNet Commercialisation Icon is awarded as KiwiNet’s highest honour to a champion of New Zealand’s research ...

Christopher Luxon still has questions to answer about corporate lobbying, missing records and the links between proposals from big business and decisions made by his government, Labour justice ...

Web marketing company Web Genius opens public voting for the 2026 Kiwi Business Heroes Awards, an annual initiative celebrating the small and medium-sized businesses that form the backbone of the New ...

The report, produced by Presbyterian Support Northern (PSN), which operates Lifeline and has been submitted for independent assurance through Social Value International, estimates the service creates ...

A stalled plan to shore up the only road out of Tītahi Bay and build an accompanying shared pathway has been revived in the city council’s long-term budget.

Those planning a trip to the site between Friday 23 – Monday 26 October are asked to instead consider visiting at an alternative and less busy time. South Waikato District Council is anticipating an ...