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New Zealand will keep making its own cement. On 20 July the Government committed up to $60 million to Golden...
TikTok has added an estimated $1.2 billion to the New Zealand economy over the past year and helped support close...
Keystroke logging, webcam monitoring and mouse activity trackers have moved from the fringes of workplace management into the mainstream, promoted...
What are celebrities banking on when they announce a political campaign? New Zealand's 2026 election has brought the familiar question...
A $3.5 billion Southland project was consented without the public being notified. Now a fight over pausing new approvals, water...
New Zealand has a major champion in men's golf for just the third time in history, after Ryan Fox produced...
Scammers don't always need to break into a company's systems to steal from its customers. More and more, they just...
When Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced 8700 public sector job cuts, she pointed to AI as one way the remaining...
Security specialists have a name for the day a quantum computer becomes powerful enough to break the encryption protecting nearly...
Newly released US intelligence documents have reignited one of the most contentious debates of the pandemic: how Covid-19 began. The documents,...
A Chinese submarine fired a long-range ballistic missile into the South Pacific on 6 July, and New Zealand was given...
A valued employee hands in their resignation. They've been offered more money, a better title or a stronger opportunity elsewhere....
Many working New Zealanders appear cautious about self-employment, with a new global survey showing Kiwis are among the least enthusiastic...
US President Donald Trump is pushing parents to sign their children up for a new federally seeded investment account, promising...
Germany’s government has agreed to tighten its sick leave rules, requiring workers to obtain a doctor’s certificate from the first...
Remember the old routine? Clear your whole afternoon, sit in a waiting room packed with sick strangers, thumb through a...
