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Yum! Brands has agreed to sell Pizza Hut in a $2.7 billion deal, marking a major reshaping of its restaurant...
Qantas will launch a direct Sydney and London service, showcasing private-sector innovation and efficiency in aviation while boosting global connectivity,...
Britain is preparing to introduce one of the toughest social media restrictions for children, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer...
Tech giant Microsoft is rolling out a new feature in its Microsoft Teams platform that will enable remote monitoring of...
Intel has taken another step in its attempt to revive its chipmaking business, beginning early production of a new manufacturing...
Wellington hit 19°C in the first two days of June. Christchurch, Ashburton, Timaru, Whanganui, and Palmerston North were all tracking...
A bounce from the bottom, not a return to normal SEEK's May 2026 employment report shows job ad volumes rose 0.3%...
New Zealand's community pharmacies have quietly taken on a significant new role. Since 2 June, they can assess patients and...
One rubber joint, 864 lives The Transport Accident Investigation Commission's final report on the Kaitaki blackout, published in May, reads less...
Immigration Minister Erica Stanford is not known for theatrical outbursts, which makes her characterisation of officials' conduct all the more...
A loophole the minister did not see coming New Zealand's Conservation Amendment Bill passed its first reading on 17 June with...
BNZ, one of New Zealand’s biggest banks, has been forced to pay $2.6 million after misleading customers for almost 10...
General Motors has announced a new partnership with Lockheed Martin aimed at helping the United States expand its defence manufacturing...
Japan’s exports rose at their quickest pace in more than three years in May, as strong demand for semiconductors and...
President Donald Trump’s preliminary agreement with Iran is facing mounting scrutiny in Washington, as lawmakers from both parties demand to...
Minister Brooke van Velden has asked the Department of Internal Affairs to examine alternative, more efficient ways of funding Fire...
