NZ racing’s rising star Cody Cole set to appeal 1-year training disqualification
His horses have won 39 races and over $1.5 million in stakes this season and he is seen…
Rotorua ratepayers face 6.8% rates increase, rising debt and no say – Reynold Macpherson
Costs for households are not rising at 6.8%. Wages are not rising at 6.8%. Rates are. Rates are…
Nitrous oxide abuse: Rising hospital cases and police action
Of the exposures reported since 2019, 70% of patients were aged 20-54, 23% were 13-19, and 7% were…
Stewart Island plans to be solar-powered by Christmas in face of rising diesel costs
“This is certainly an exceptional circumstance … so we’re currently exploring Section 330 of the RMA, which would…
Property or managed funds: Why investors are rethinking where to invest – Generate Wealth Weekly
At the same time, one of the most powerful tailwinds for housing demand has begun to fade. Net…
Strongest El Niño in a century? What this rare phenomenon could bring
For example, the Western United States, parts of Africa, Europe and India could face a hotter-than-average summer, some…
Horse racing: Kiwi world champion sprinter still improving, judging by latest track record
Responding with a scorching 10.45s burst to the 300m, Ka Ying Rising spreadeagled the field to lead by…
Marsden Point oil refinery closure: What it means for NZ fuel security now
In 2022, the company changed its name to Channel Infrastructure and accepted its last crude oil shipment, with…
How to cut your grocery bill – Diana Clement
We have an “everyday luxury” problem. It may be fancy yoghurts, year-round berries, snacks, pre-made this, that and…
Uncertain times and empty tombs: An Easter message from Auckland’s church leaders
That might feel familiar. We live in a time where many promises feel fragile. We’ve come through years…
Dairy farmers face higher fuel and fertiliser costs despite strong payout
Sherwood said stock feed suppliers would act similarly, as will contractors involved in harvesting, re-sowing and planting. “Winter…
Fuel crisis driving some Tasmanian farmers to consider abandoning harvests
An island off an island, Tasmania is accustomed to weathering volatile economic conditions. It comes with the added…