Despite growing economic optimism, new data from realestate.co.nz shows the property market remains in recovery mode. In March, new listings were up nationally, month-on-month and year-on-year, and ...

“The Māori contribution to the overall economy is growing fast, from $17 billion GDP in 2018 to $32 billion in 2023, and almost doubling in valued asset base. However, it continues to suffer from ...

Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (Nasdaq: RKLB) (“Rocket Lab” or “the Company”), a global leader in launch services and space systems, ...

Every worker deserves a wage they can live on. That remains out of reach for many. On April 1st, the minimum wage will rise by just 35 cents. This is effectively a pay cut for thousands of workers as ...

The new method assists the neural network in identifying cases where its forecast might require human verification. The research team tested the technology on real-world data, including medical ...

A reduction in the corporate tax rate would allow businesses to retain more of their profits, theoretically fostering economic growth, investment and job creation. However, it also means less revenue ...

Graphical abstract of the Skoltech study showing some of the possible carbon oxides in the range probed by the researchers: ...

A Free Fares NZ petition calling on the government to stop the increased “private share targets” and fare hikes on public transport will be presented to MP Tangi Utikere Labour Party spokesperson on ...

Our COTW takes a look at the latest monthly jobs data from Stats NZ. After some hefty declines over 2024, the pace of job losses continues to flatten out. We’re slowly crawling out of recession, but ...

The proposed regulations would support a nationally consistent product stewardship scheme for agrichemicals, their containers, and farm plastics, helping farmers and growers reduce their environmental ...

Commenting on the revelation that former Kāinga Ora CEO Andrew McKenzie will walk away with a $1.066 million pay out, Taxpayers’ Union Spokesman, Alex Emes, said: “Forget the farewell card and ...

“These are not signs of a healthy, thriving democracy. In fact, this is a risk to human rights across the board,” said Woods. It is clear action is required in a number of areas. This starts with ...