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The NZDUSD opens at lower at 0.6636 this morning. The NZDUSD fell yesterday after the AUD was punished as political turmoil took centre stage across the Tasman. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnball faces another leadership challenge today, after several ...

Today Tower Insurance announced a new partnership with Paralympics New Zealand that celebrates and supports extraordinary people.

Paralympics New Zealand board member, Jana Rangooni, has been recognised as an emerging talent in governance by the Institute of Directors’ (IoD).

Firefighters have been forced to slow their speed of response to emergencies or risk Police prosecution. This is the warning issued to firefighters following serious concerns around J-rated tyres fitted to fire engines – tyres that are rated for ...

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A great announcement yesterday, with the Government confirming it will fully fund SkyPath.

Auckland VC Stuart McCutcheon writes: New Zealand is rare in having academic freedom and university autonomy enshrined in legislation. Part of our role as leaders of the universities is to protect those values, which are fundamental to free speech in a democratic society. And, as the leaders of the largest research institutions in the country, […]

The announcement today of a $15 million capital injection for Porirua-based Whitireia polytechnic has been welcomed by Porirua Chamber of Commerce.

Press Release – Trademe Rents in Wellington and Auckland have frozen for a fourth consecutive month at $550 and $480 per week respectively, according to the latest Trade Me Rental Price Index. Trade Me Head of Property Nigel Jeffries said this was unusual for the winter rental market which typically sees some rent reductions when […]

Emergency services were called to a crash on Broadway Avenue in Palmerston North at 7.45pm.

A Fiordland 1080 aerial 1080 poisoning by TBfree NZ needs close scrutiny as to its purpose and justification says the Sporting Hunters Outdoor Trust. The aerial poison drop is being carried out by TBfreeNZ, an arm of OSPRI formerly the Animal Health ...

Poetry marathon for Phantom Billstickers National Poetry Day 2018 Today (Friday 24 August 2018), a marathon programme of poetry events will take place around New Zealand in celebration of Phantom Billstickers National Poetry Day. With more than ...

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares drop as Air NZ, Ebos fall; F&P Healthcare, Auckland Airport gain

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Colonial Motor Co lifted annual profit 13 percent as a buoyant car market drove the motor vehicle distributor closer to cracking a billion dollars of revenue.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar gained against its trans-Tasman counterpart as Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull continued to fight for his job in a fresh leadership challenge.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - South Port New Zealand, which operates the country's southern-most port, lifted full-year profit 14 percent as cargo flows - in particular wood products - continued to push higher.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Seeka, New Zealand's biggest kiwifruit grower, posted a 6.5 percent decline in first-half profit despite revenue rising, as it wrote down the value of its banana-sourcing business further.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Lyttelton Port Co's annual profit fell as strike action and costs of hiring additional staff outweighed higher revenue.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corp has raised its full-year earnings forecast by about $5 million on the back of strong sales growth and the weaker New Zealand dollar.

Ten new Police patrol dog teams are on track for continued success after graduating from their operational training at the New Zealand Police Dog Training Centre today.

Ruth and her husband are two of hundreds, possibly tens of thousands of property owners in Christchurch and Canterbury who have non-compliant steel mesh in their new houses and properties.

High school students from across the Hutt Valley will march through Lower Hutt tomorrow (Friday August 24) to raise awareness of mental health.

LONDON (PressTVUK/Asia Pacific Report/Pacific Media Watch): A British journalist on board last month’s Freedom Flotilla mission attempting to break the illegal Gaza blockade by Israel has been freed and is publicly condemning the siege.

Australians are urged to remember that the other contender for national leadership, Scott Morrison, is also a human rights abuser.

Report by Mark Cubey Wellingtonians driving to the city on the weekend will soon have to pay up to $5:00 for two hours’ parking in what were formerly free parking spaces. Charges for coupon parking and permits will also be increased. A meeting of the City Strategy Committee of the Wellington City Council voted today […]