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A coolstore that runs on eight people Mr Apple, the country's largest vertically integrated apple grower and a subsidiary of NZX-listed...
Same playbook, different town The details from Ashburton are so familiar they could be a template. A homeowner pays a $4,328...
Kidney failure has forced ACT Party MP Mark Cameron to step away from the role he took on six years...
Oil prices climbed in Asian trading on Monday after Iran fired missiles towards Israel, reviving fears that the latest bout...
Ukraine and three of its closest European allies have agreed on five conditions they say must guide any negotiations with...
Iran and Israel exchanged strikes over the weekend, raising new doubts over the future of a fragile ceasefire between Tehran...
Foodstuffs South Island is rolling out its facial recognition technology to a fourth supermarket in Christchurch. The retail group says a...
Labour has released its candidate list for the November election, featuring 30 new faces. On Monday, party president Jill Day said...
Health NZ / Te Whatu Ora is scrapping its current Māori-language email address, despite many staff having used it for...
Complaints against New Zealand power companies have surged by 500% over the past five years, raising fresh concerns about accountability...
OpenAI has introduced a new security setting for ChatGPT users who want tighter controls when working with confidential or sensitive...
U.S. President Donald Trump is considering whether the federal government should invest in some of America’s biggest artificial intelligence companies,...
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is set to travel to North Korea, both countries announced, marking his first visit to the...
Boeing is preparing to open a new 737 Max assembly line in Everett, Washington, next month as it looks to...
Compliance arbitrage meets enforcement reality China's securities regulator has hit Auckland-based Tiger Brokers (NZ) Limited with a combined fine and income...
The headline number is a statistical trick Worldline's payments network recorded total card spending of $3.98 billion in March 2026, up...
