Christchurch growth story opened by Christopher Luxon and Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey during the Prime Ministers day visiting ...

Within Auckland, where pool ownership rates are high and the coastal climate places persistent demands on surface integrity, demand for commercial pool painting in Auckland has grown notably among ...

Today is the 133rd anniversary of Suffrage Day, when New Zealand became the first nation to allow women the right to vote. “New Zealand’s suffragists campaigned not only for the vote, but for ...

Businesses managing older premises or expanding into new sites are increasingly treating scheduled electrical compliance as a standing operational requirement rather than an occasional task.

Federated Farmers’ latest Farm Confidence Survey shows New Zealand farmers are in their strongest position in a decade, Agriculture and Trade Minister Todd McClay says. “The survey confirms what we ...

Tim Robinson, NorthChamber Interim CEO, is calling for minimum levels of local employment and supply of construction ...

ACT is pledging to keep the gentailers whole and use market forces to curb the costs of lines management and increase solar ...

A Tauranga teen is urging the government to set up a youth advisory committee to give the country’s rangatahi more of a say in political decision-making. Ōtūmoetai College student Liam Howard recently ...

Labour promises to introduce a corporate homicide offence carrying a punishment of life imprisonment, if it’s elected. Some of the families of those killed in the Pike River Mine disaster have long ...

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has area warnings are in place because of snow on some state highways, including SH87, State Highway 85 and State Highway 8 at Lindis Pass. MetService has lifted its ...

Built on Nozomi’s real-time, first-party asset data, Compass gives industrial organizations a real-time OT system of record ...

A new Cook Islands Government report shows financial and insurance services contributed more than NZ$48 million to the ...