Law & Society: Professional bodies wield extraordinary power, but where should we draw the line?
David Harvey Law & society columnist·New Zealand Listener· 21 Jul, 2026 06:04 PM3 mins to read Subscribe…
A2 Milk secures China approval for infant formula production at Pōkeno, plans $300m dividend
A2 Milk’s shares rallied by 89c or 11% to $9.00 on the news. The company expects to launch…
Colorado wins FDA approval to import cheaper drugs from Canada
Amid multiple efforts to rein in steep drug costs in the U.S., Colorado has received the all-clear to…
How NZ can balance AI innovation with financial advice safety – Tim Williams
Clients may make unsuitable investment decisions by following non-compliant financial advice from offshore GenAI chatbots. Tim Williams It…
Boat builder Rayglass posts $3.2m loss, says likelihood of regulatory penalty now low
In prior years, the company recognised a provision in relation to warranty “field-fix” costs and “potential regulatory matters”…
Tiger Brokers fined by China Securities Regulatory Commission for illegal activities
Nona Pelletier RNZ· 8 Jun, 2026 01:12 AM2 mins to read Subscribe to listenAccess to Herald Premium articles…
Unbuilt data centres: Microsoft and Amazon hit by use-it-or-lose-it deadlines – Tech Insider
The Datagrid “AI factory” planned for Southland – first announced in 2020 and put at $5.1b in promotional…
Germany set to secure win for industry in AI talks – POLITICO
If confirmed, the change marks a dramatic departure from the law’s initial form, which was designed to cover…
Thousands of NZers subject to compulsory mental health assessments, Māori disproportionately affected
Marc Wilson Psychology writer·New Zealand Listener· 20 Apr, 2026 06:06 PM3 mins to read Subscribe to listenAccess…
Kings Counsel title should reward courtroom excellence, not community virtue – Deborah Chambers
On paper it sounds noble. In practice it is a serious distortion of what KC is for and…
Media Insider: National calls in Rachel Smalley to help PM, MPs with comms; Govt’s stern letter to RNZ over costs; John Campbell on new Morning Report role
The arrival of John Campbell at the RNZ Morning Report microphone next week ramps up the scrutiny of…
Ministry seeks regulatory feedback on fuel plan to avoid red tape ‘getting in the way’
The Ministry for Regulation is now urging businesses, fuel users, freight operators and the wider public to report…