Qantas starts Wellington-Brisbane flights on new Airbus A220
At about the same time, its stablemate Jetstar announced a big transtasman expansion with new Hamilton-Christchurch and Brisbane-Queenstown…
Tauranga CBD: Seven-storey office building at 2 Devonport Rd to be built by year end
Richard Cashmore, spokesman for the developers, told the Bay of Plenty Times the plans initially included luxury apartments…
Australian Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz sweeps past Novak Djokovic to win maiden Australian Open title
“It’s an honour to be here in Melbourne every year,” Alcaraz said, before writing on a TV camera…
DJ Fisher delivers for 20,000 fans at Bay Oval’s first major live music event
The DJ shared his excitement for the performance on Instagram ahead of the near sell-out show, thanking local…
Ruakākā solar to hydrogen farm powers ahead to fuel heavy transport
Hiringa co-founder and chair Catherine Clennett said using a hydrogen-fuelled truck to transport the solar panels from Auckland…
Eagles Jackie and Shadow Lay First Egg of the Season
Big Bear’s beloved bald eagles, Jackie and Shadow, have marked an exciting milestone by laying their first egg…
Raglan doggy daycare Floofsters donates 100% of profits to animal rescue
All profits will go to Huha (Helping You Help Animals), a no-kill shelter in New Zealand founded in…
Anthony Joshua speaks on camera for first time since Nigeria crash
Joshua added that he understood what the pair had “wanted to do for their families” and that his…
Rio Beverages founder David Thexton’s second juice venture, Hunua Rd Manufacturing, put into liquidation owing $1.12m
The High Court appointed liquidators Lynda Smart and Derek Ah Sam to Hunua Rd Manufacturing on December 16,…
Listen to The Country online: Winston Peters on immigration and FTA with India
And is he in danger of losing farmer votes over his stance on the FTA? David Birkett: The…
New RNZ-Reid Research poll brings boost for NZ First, Labour
Labour remained out in front on 35%, up 0.7 points since September, while National slipped to 31.9%, down…
As Erica Stanford defends her rapid reforms in our schools, critics say they’re too experimental. Who’s right?
First, she came for cell phones in schools. Then she abolished open-plan classrooms, Treaty of Waitangi obligations for…