Hawke’s Bay author Matthew Wright on why Ernest Rutherford’s legacy still matters
“He’s viewed as the guy that split the atom, or the guy that discovered radioactivity, or discovered the…
How low will mortgage rates go and why we could see a sub 4% rate
“That’s actually quite huge… if you look at a few weeks ago the best one-year rate was around…
Why burnout peaks at this time of the year and how to beat it
The reassuring truth is that a few simple, intentional shifts can help you protect your energy, hold your…
Boring Oat Milk Founder Morgan Maw Made New Plymouth Her Home Again. It’s Easy To See Why
The Boring Oat Milk founder chats to Viva about her New Plymouth lifestyle, detailing why she was drawn…
Why NZ must back its fast-growing video game industry – Editorial
Last year, New Zealand game studios generated $759 million in revenue – a 38% surge year-on-year, with nearly…
Why Most Women Wear The Wrong Bra Size And How New Tech Is Changing Fit
Varsha Anjali speaks to lingerie designers and researchers in New Zealand to find the answers. For those of…
Why Shortland Street is tackling a deadly new virus – and how the plot could help viewers process the Covid pandemic
A recent episode showed Dr Chris Warner stumped after Dr Esther Samuels became the latest victim of a…
Ten reasons why Auckland food business Bake & Beans failed, liquidator seeks buyer
“The combined effect caused the company to have negative cashflow issues which meant that it could not sustain…
Black Caps v Australia: Why Daniel Vettori didn’t want to coach New Zealand
Because of that, when former Black Caps coach Gary Stead stood down earlier this year, it’s understood Vettori…
Auckland land values: Which suburbs are most popular and why?
Auckland Council chief economist Gary Blick said the biggest factor driving land values was proximity to commercial centres,…
From pirates to palm trees: Why sailors keep returning for Musket Cove Regatta Week
Musket Cove Island Resort mixes lodgings and waterways, making it a popular resort among sailors. Photo / Christopher…
Why New Zealand is holding back on recognising a Palestinian state
At the moment, Palestine is officially recognised by 147 of the UN’s 193 member countries, not counting ones…