New Zealand prices of ‘anything attached to fuel’ will rise, logistics boss warns
He said he expected to see an impact in fuel pricing soon which would flow through to freight,…
PPTA warns booming rolls and immigration fuelling teacher shortage
Education Minister Erica Stanford told Newstalk ZB that vacancies earlier this year weren’t fulltime roles. She said the…
Iran conflict: What NZ travellers can expect as Middle East crisis deepens
However, King believes the disruption won’t be as bad for Kiwis. Unlike Australian flights to Europe, New Zealanders…
Judge warns Anaru Yardley jail doors will ‘keep swinging’ without change after New Plymouth stabbing
The victim told Yardley that he was not welcome and asked him to leave. Yardley got out of…
Air New Zealand forecast to lose $125m this financial year as costs surge, analyst warns
Air New Zealand last week said costs from engine issues were a drag on near-term earnings. Hewitt said…
Paremoremo community alarmed by dog attacks on sheep, warns person could be next
But in this quiet community, some people were on edge about a roving dog causing problems for residents…
Act leader David Seymour slams ‘degenerate’ owners of attacking dogs as he warns councils of knee-jerk regulation
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters said he believed owners of dogs that commit fatal attacks should be…
NZ man in Perth charged over alleged violent extremist material as expert warns of radicalisation risk
West Australian court records showed Mcleod appeared by video link in the magistrates’ court in Perth, where he…
Six Nations: Maro Itoje warns of ‘corrosive’ social media abuse
Itoje, himself the son of Nigerian parents, added: “I think we’re going to see in the coming years…
Bird flu ravaging Antarctic wildlife, scientist warns
“The virus has completely spread throughout the Antarctic region where we have the capacity to go and study,”…
Treasury boss Iain Rennie raises flags over New Zealand being indebted to opaque foreign investors, as global factors push up interest costs
The pinch, in Rennie’s view, is that the Government has less insight into who owns the bonds than…
Treasury CEO Iain Rennie warns NZ is losing too many of its best and brightest, as the country’s top firms aren’t attracting talent
He noted migrants plugged the gap, but said one couldn’t get away from the fact a large portion…