Opinion: Why do other countries' politicians – whether of the left, right, or centre – value scientific endeavour, innovation, and investing for the future so much more than NZ, asks Prof Jonathan ...

Opinion: PM’s unwillingness to say whether he supports the attacks on Iran is puzzling, until you consider his foreign minister’s position ...

Commerce Minister says Consumer NZ findings are concerning, 18 months after Govt scrapped rules to ensure default fees were ...

As two of her star gallopers line up in New Zealand’s richest race this weekend, the NZB Kiwi, trainer Pam Gerard aims to carry on the vision – and rituals – of her late mentor ...

The world's largest asset management firm has made further steps to wind up its once groundbreaking climate infrastructure fund ...

Free shipping from e-commerce businesses like Shein and Temu may become a thing of the past when new levies come into force on April 1. Andrew Bevin reports.

Most ministers say they don't use AI – but those who do use it for speechwriting, research, drafting questions to officials and generating images. Marc Daalder reports.

A week after the US and Israel struck Iran, The Detail looks at what really led to the war, how Tehran hit back, and the political storm brewing at home.

They can draw from the shortlist of 16 books; they can draw from books that got as far as the longlist; or they can draw from any NZ book whether it was nominated or not, so long as it was published ...

NZ’s earthquake cover is structured around uncapped govt guarantee and flat-rate levies, meaning huge claim volumes and long delays. As disaster losses rise, we would do well to take a page out of ...

Landowners of a remote Foveaux Strait island re-win customary marine title to their surrounding waters after being sent back ...

High Court is warned against 'pushing where the Govt is pulling' by fusing together two separate entities in $25b grocery ...