Paddock to Pantry says it wants more than 20 stores, a larger distribution base and up to 1,000 jobs, putting independent grocery growth back into the competition debate.
Meridian's Community Decarbonisation Fund closes tonight, with up to $3 million available for community projects that cut emissions and strengthen local services.
GiveOUT Day closes tonight after bringing 28 rainbow organisations into one matched-giving campaign spanning communities from Whangarei to Dunedin.
UC student founder Zac Hemmings has won a KiwiNet award for Cluttr, putting a hands-on resale start-up into the national innovation pipeline.
Funded domestic veterinary science places at Massey will rise from 125 to 140 a year, tightening the link between animal health training and New Zealand's primary sector.
New intertidal harvesting restrictions are set to change how people gather shellfish and other marine life around Auckland, Waiheke Island and the Coromandel.
A national campaign is using coffee, hot chips, baking and market tastings to turn property-search data into local experiences.
Thompson Spencer co-founder and group chief executive Melanie Spencer is the sole New Zealander named among Campaign's 2026 Women to Watch Asia Pacific winners.
Paddock to Pantry says it wants more than 20 stores, a larger distribution base and up to 1,000 jobs, putting independent grocery growth back into the competition debate.
UC student founder Zac Hemmings has won a KiwiNet award for Cluttr, putting a hands-on resale start-up into the national innovation pipeline.
A national campaign is using coffee, hot chips, baking and market tastings to turn property-search data into local experiences.
Thompson Spencer co-founder and group chief executive Melanie Spencer is the sole New Zealander named among Campaign's 2026 Women to Watch Asia Pacific winners.
Justice and Public Service Minister Paul Goldsmith has directed the Public Service Commission to carry out a rapid review of the Ministry of Justice after saying a former employee case was mishandled over five years.
The Crimes Act Amendment Bill is scheduled to begin its final reading this week, with expanded citizens arrest powers, new retail crime tools and tougher provisions for violence against first responders in the package.
RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop has opened consultation on Wellington heritage planning provisions after an investigation into five sites found some rules may be holding back growth, development capacity or employment.
Lead Coordination Minister Erica Stanford has appointed Hon Paul Davison KC KSO as Independent Redress Officer, placing a former High Court judge in one of the most sensitive roles created by New Zealand's abuse in care redress system.
The Aon New Zealand Pool Rescue Championships opened in Auckland with national records from Zoe Crawford, Louis Clark, Simiosi Tukia and Charlotte Willoughby.
The Silver Ferns have won Commonwealth Games netball gold in Glasgow, beating Jamaica 56-48 at the OVO Hydro for New Zealand's first Commonwealth netball title in 16 years.
Greyhound Racing New Zealand chief executive Edward Rennell says the sport is facing a sobering final week, as New Zealand prepares to end commercial greyhound racing from Saturday.
Karin Burger and the Silver Ferns have passed their first major Commonwealth Games test in Glasgow, beating Jamaica 53-48 and ending a difficult run against the Sunshine Girls.
The controversy surrounding Peter Stefanovic has reopened a debate over how partisan material moves into mainstream media coverage.
Viral claims about finger exercises and brain health have drawn scrutiny from researchers who study cognitive decline.
Claims about the water consumption of artificial intelligence have spread quickly — the underlying numbers are more complicated.
New research suggests lowering the legal tackle height in rugby has coincided with a measurable fall in concussions.
GiveOUT Day closes tonight after bringing 28 rainbow organisations into one matched-giving campaign spanning communities from Whangarei to Dunedin.
EatClub has launched in Auckland and Wellington with more than 250 venues, testing whether live discounts can help operators fill quiet periods without changing the dining experience.
A Hawke's Bay fitness-access initiative backed by CityFitness gives Meke Foundation co-founder Levi Armstrong's community model a wider test in Camberley and Flaxmere.
Research linking resistance training to lower mortality has strengthened, and the reasons go beyond muscle size.
A documentary about former prime minister Jacinda Ardern has won an Emmy Award, capping a strong run on the international festival and awards circuit.
The winner of Celebrity Treasure Island 2026 has described a season of struggle after struggle on the way to claiming the title.
A New Zealand comedian says Dame Jools Topp paved the way for generations of performers who followed the Topp Twins onto local stages and screens.
Singer Bonnie Tyler has been placed in an induced coma after undergoing emergency surgery, according to a statement from her representatives.
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