EEconomy Read More MoIT explains first-half trade deficitJuly 7, 2026 Trần Thanh Hải, deputy director general of the Agency of…
EEconomy Read More US trade deficit surges amid artificial intelligence spending boom | Business and Economy NewsJuly 7, 2026 Imbalance soars to $77.6bn in May as imports outpaced exports, driven by pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. Published On 7…
NNew Zealand Read More Luxon denies any plans to restrict VPNs in under-16 media banJuly 7, 2026 Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has rejected “outright” any suggestion the Government plans to restrict VPN usage as part…
NNew Zealand Read More Residents in Whakatāne shocked at huge water rates billsJuly 7, 2026 Half yearly water rates bills, including one over $6500, have caused some shock reactions from Whakatāne ratepayers this…
NNew Zealand Read More NZ political parties join forces over China’s Pacific missileJuly 7, 2026 Labour leader Chris Hipkins says he “totally agrees” with the Government’s response to China’s firing of a nuclear-capable…
NNew Zealand Read More Fuel security assured as PM opens new diesel storage at Marsden PointJuly 7, 2026 The importance of Northland’s Marsden Point for the future of New Zealand’s energy needs has been marked by…
EEnvironment Read More Boost for local innovation but scepticism hangs over Opportunity economic policyJuly 6, 2026 Reinstating funding for polytechnics would support not just “bigger, shiny research and science projects” but also economic development…
HHealthcare Read More Planned Parenthood can bill Medicaid againJuly 6, 2026 Planned Parenthood and two smaller regional abortion providers are resuming billing Medicaid for services other than abortion after…
HHeadlines Read More Ministry considers cutting number of firms constructing school propertyJuly 6, 2026 The Ministry of Education is considering using fewer construction suppliers to build major school property projects. Around 190…
NNew Zealand Read More Modi’s NZ visit ‘convenient’ timing with Peters’ Asia trip – expertJuly 6, 2026 Foreign Minister Winston Peters’ visit to Singapore and Japan is important – but has “convenient” timing with India…
NNew Zealand Read More Greens push nitrate limits, bottom trawling ban in water policyJuly 6, 2026 The Greens want to lower nitrate limits in drinking water, tighten wastewater rules and phase out bottom trawling…
MMusic Read More The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards describes America as “a bit of a disappointment at the moment”July 6, 2026 The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards has labelled America as “a bit of a disappointment at the moment” given…