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A fund manager would have been fired years ago The Department of Conservation manages land worth $134 billion and generates ecosystem...
The pattern hiding in plain sight Between February and August 2025, at least five documented cases of automated parking enforcement failures...
Qatar's transformation from debt-ridden underdog to LNG superpower now hangs in the balance after an Iranian missile strike devastated its...
An Israeli airstrike has targeted Beirut's southern Dahieh district for the first time since a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire took hold,...
Diplomacy appears to be gaining traction in the months-long Middle East crisis, with Iran actively assessing a key U.S. offer...
Work has officially started on what will be New Zealand’s largest approved solar farm, located between Taupō and Napier. Te Rahui...
An Auckland man has been fined $6,000 after being caught offering illegally slaughtered pigs for sale. Robert Ngaru Kururangi, 68, was...
Consumer NZ has opened nominations for its annual “Yeah, Nah Awards 2026”, which call out the worst businesses, services and...
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has stood by the new requirements for migrants applying for New Zealand citizenship. Migrants applying for New...
Nissan is shutting down one production line at its vast Sunderland plant and eliminating 900 jobs across Europe as part...
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a lawsuit from U.S. iPhone buyers who said the company exaggerated...
Voyager founder and chief executive Seeby Woodhouse has apologised after retweeting a post he called “unacceptable,” which led to the...
Australia is on alert for the return of 13 women and children linked to Islamic State from a Syrian camp,...
Solving complexity by cutting pay The Holidays Act 2003 was broken. A Simpson Grierson survey cited in the government's own cabinet...
A 1989 law that even its enforcers wanted gone Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith announced on Tuesday that the government...
The payments chain ends at the smallest operator When a fraudulent booking hits a small motel, the loss doesn't get absorbed...
