Members of Ngā Tamatoa will come together in Tauranga to mark their 50th anniversary. Keep Reading

Figures from QV show the average house price went up 28.2 percent in 2021, with the new national average hitting $1,053,315. Keep Reading

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NZ's vast ocean territory holds untapped potential in the effort to fight climate change, says the country's largest independent science organisation. Keep Reading

Every inmate gets a ration of fruit each day. Add water, sugar and Marmite and you have the most-seized item at Waikato prisons. Keep Reading

The country's biggest bank is forecasting the Official Cash Rate to be lifted to 3 percent by April next year - the highest since 2015. Keep Reading

Ministry data reveals a nearly three-fold leap in migrant exploitation complaints in 2021 and closed borders may've had a role to play. Keep Reading

Jane and Sarah both endured abuse at the hands of those appointed by the state. Now, a third generation of their whānau has been taken into care. Keep Reading

A first home buyer expert says people are having to take a different view to home ownership as a result of the current difficulties in the housing market. Keep Reading

Business editor Nikki Mandow talks to the father-of-four who's taken on the mammoth task of trying to radically improve the way the government spends $51.5 billion a year of taxpayer money Keep Reading

NZX shares have outpaced house price rises since 2000, writes CEO Mark Peterson Keep Reading

The property market is continuing to show some momentum, with Auckland showing the biggest jump in average value in January. Keep Reading

Get Ready For A Wild Ride: 2022 will be dominated by two “C” words: “Covid” and “Co-Governance”. Both are certain to spawn variants of unpre... Keep Reading

The New Year Honours list has been announced today and it includes a top police officer, a mosque attack survivor and a longtime advocate for victims of family and sexual violence. Keep Reading

OPINION: Politicians and sports stars have got enough honours already. Let's concentrate on those at the bottom. Keep Reading

Backers say it would be a major player in the country's renewable energy goal, but neighbours fear it'd be a blight on the landscape. Keep Reading

Toby Morris looks at the idea of a K shaped recovery, and how the post-Covid economy has benefited some while hurting others. Keep Reading

Rising house prices defined the market last year, but experts say the tide has turned and this year will be different. Keep Reading

The Queenstown Lakes is attempting to diversify its economy, with hopes that less than half of its workers will rely on tourism in the long run. Keep Reading

Critics say the wealthy will be able to buy their way in while citizens lose out on quarantine spots Keep Reading

Newsroom Special Investigation: An Auckland property developer is involved in a company linked to carrying out deforestation in Indonesia, where virgin rainforest is being bulldozed to grow palm oil plantations. Keep Reading

A top retail consultant derides hopes for an independent wholesaler to save the day – but there is greater potential for a new retail entrant as Māori groups step forward to invest in a healthy, affordable community-focused grocer chain. Keep Reading

Securing air freight capacity is expected to be even more difficult in 2022, with transport officials warning as North America and Europe begins to re-open it will be increasingly difficult to keep large international operators in New Zealand. Keep Reading

The supercity rose to the immense challenge of achieving 90 per cent vaccination against Covid-19, but lesser hurdles proved harder. Keep Reading

Business & Investing: Andrew Patterson's review of global and local investments' performance this year vs last, and the top and bottom shares on the NZX Keep Reading