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More than 20 retailers and commercial tenants had to leave the Morrison Square shopping complex last year after engineering assessments...
Additional $3 million funding will be provided to continue the Active Me – Kia Tū Hardship Fund for an extra...
A 19-year-old man has been taken into custody and formally charged in connection with multiple online death threats directed at...
Amazon is launching prescription vending machines at its One Medical clinics in Los Angeles starting this December, allowing patients to...
SoftBank’s shares surged by up to 13% on Thursday following the announcement of its $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB’s robotics...
Treasury data revealed a deficit of $9.3 billion for the year ending in June, which was $533 million higher than...
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Bank saw its shares rise nearly 30% after HSBC, its majority shareholder, announced plans to take...
Winston Peters, leader of New Zealand First, is calling on Fonterra to provide explanations regarding the sale of its consumer...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has begun furloughing nearly 34,000 employees—almost half its workforce—due to the ongoing government shutdown. Approximately...
Elon Musk has agreed to settle a $128 million lawsuit filed by four former Twitter executives dismissed shortly after his...
Israel and Hamas have reached a preliminary deal marking the first phase of a Gaza ceasefire plan, opening the way...
The Electricity Authority is suggesting changes to make electricity bills simpler and help consumers more easily understand and compare different...
Foreign Minister Winston Peters states that New Zealand welcomes the announcement of the initial phase of the US-led peace agreement...
There are renewed demands for the government to increase funding for school counsellors, as recent research indicates a continuing rise...
WorkSafe inspectors are set to visit 1,000 farms by year-end, concentrating on quad bike safety and other hazards to stop...
Google has extended its AI-powered no-code app builder, Opal, to 15 new countries, including Canada, India, Japan, South Korea, Brazil,...
