Opinion: How Tauranga aims to lead New Zealand’s blue economy transformation
Take aquaculture as an example, where the opportunity is more than exporting shellfish to dinner plates. Seaweed is…
Chinese battery giant CATL takes 20% stake in Kiwi firm CarbonScape in green graphite push
The parties said the collaboration would combine CarbonScape’s biographite technology with CATL’s extensive experience in industrialisation, manufacturing and…
Te Kamo party stabbing: Police appeal for witnesses at party attended by more than 200
“We know there was a fight and a young man has been seriously injured as a result,” he…
OCR preview: Economists split as RBNZ weighs knife-edge cash-rate call
Governor Anna Breman cast a deciding vote to keep the rate on hold. The division between economists is…
Three rescued after launch sinks near Poor Knights Islands
Coastguard Tutukākā vice-president Graham Henrick told the Herald the three people were “quite quiet and shocked”. Henrick said…
Wellington Harbour death: Body found after waterfront search
Jack Marshall Journalist·NZ Herald· 5 Jul, 2026 06:56 AMQuick Read Subscribe to listenAccess to Herald Premium articles…
Jefferson’s vision of individual liberty shows New Zealand’s constitutional gap – David Harvey
Jefferson’s sentence is not merely a historical artefact. It is a revolutionary act of prioritising the individual –…
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s vows called ‘vulnerable’ as guest joke divides crowd
While delivering a speech, Swift’s long-time friend joked that Kelce’s sport of choice was “just straight guys re-enacting…
National Sustainability Showcase: Southland’s Michelle and Tony Roberts receive Gordon Stephenson Trophy
Head judge Karen Williams said the couple embodied everything the national ambassador role represented. “They chased a dream,…
Study explains how asteroids may have sparked life on Earth | NASA spots peanut-shaped asteroid in space | Inshorts – Inshorts
Study explains how asteroids may have sparked life on Earth | NASA spots peanut-shaped asteroid in space |…
JourneyED launches as New Zealand’s first charity for eating disorder support
JourneyED Chair and Secretary, Dr Meg Vardy, during a launch event in Dunedin, in June 2026. Photo /…
Bay of Plenty agritech firms Bovonic, Helical shine at innovation awards – On The Up
Bovonic pioneered QuadSense, a mastitis detection technology that incorporates a milking sensor in each cup liner, enabling individual…