Agent loses house and license
4 min ago Real estate agent's licence cancelled after she attempted to buy back her home with forged documents.
Rocket Lab's Mexican secret
9:59 AM Mexican military used Rocket Lab to launch surveillance research satellite, Space Agency reveals.
Joining the 1 per cent
9:31 AM A growing number of Kiwis are giving 1 per cent of their incomes to charity.
Instagram still likes influencers
Instagram change isn't the end of influencers, but their posts will take a hit.
Metal straw death is no lesson
OPINION: A freak accident with a metal straw isn't a sign that plastic is safer.
NAB boss to get up to $9.9m
NZ-born CEO Ross McEwan steps in after scandal laid waste to bank's top brass.
A lifestyle to dye for
Sharon Albrechtsen is making the world a brighter place, one tie dyed shirt at a time.
Strewth - Australia did what?
OPINION: Everyone is concerned about China's expansion into the Pacific, but Australia may have left the front door open.
'Don't panic' over coastal hazards
About 5500 Tasman residents whose properties may be at risk are about to get a council letter.
Bureaucrats moving to Cuba St
Wellington's Cuba St earned its name for its art and hospitality. Now the bureaucrats are moving in.
Caveat whacked on Shelly Bay
A caveat 133 years in the making could further stymie plans for development at Wellington's Shelly Bay.
'Ugly' building surrounded by treasures
Vero House, the five-storey 1960's monolith, replete with 1980's modifications, towers over neighbouring Art Deco buildings.
If interest rates hit zero
The idea used to seem ridiculous, but economists are now speculating about what will happen if interest rates hit zero.
Painful holiday money gouges
OPINION: To cross a currency border results in an instant, and inexplicably high, loss of wealth for travellers.
'Blind spots' in town's security
Proposal to bring 36 security cameras to Feilding backed by businesses after coffee cart robbery.
Reducing food safety costs
Golden Bay cheesemakers were the inspiration for a new food safety tool that aims to reduce compliance costs for remote producers.
'Explosion' of Airbnbs in Nelson
The owner of Nelson backpackers says Airbnb operators have a $20,000 advantage over him.
Best books I never wrote
Kinley Salmon, author of Jobs, Robots & Us, talks us through the books he wishes he'd written.
$1m GST fraud
A former commercial diver has been sentenced to three years in prison after fraudulently claiming more than $1m in GST refunds.
Climate strike was just a day off, wasn't it?
OPINION: Why are these kids spending their holidays fighting climate change if the strike was "just a day off"?
Free light bulb change a fizzer
A mission to help the elderly when the lights go out didn't shine the way it was expected to.
Chch apartments snapped up
North Island investors priced out of their local apartment market are heading south.
Bureaucrats moving to Cuba St
Wellington's Cuba St earned its name for its art and hospitality. Now the bureaucrats are moving in.
'Ugly' building surrounded by treasures
Vero House, the five-storey 1960's monolith, replete with 1980's modifications, towers over neighbouring Art Deco buildings.
Immigration cuts won't fix housing
The Government is limiting resident visas, but house prices are unlikely to fall as a result, experts say.
Plummeting business confidence will hit R&D
OPINION: Higher costs and greater uncertainty over Government policy has caused a sharp drop in business confidence.
Elon Musk's brainstorm
OPINION: The serial entrepreneur is out to rewire the human brain. Which could be good. Or bad.
Mediocre customer service
OPINION: I've become intolerant of bad customer service. Would I like a scolding with that? No!
Visa slowdown kicks in
OPINION: Immigration NZ needs to lift its game when it comes to processing visas.
Mānuka honey adulteration risk
MPI only tests for added chemicals "when there is a specific requirement to do so" and relies on self-regulation.
Tales of a travelling shearer
Forget surfing or playing footie, Jack Fagan uses his family's unique sporting skills to chase summer around the world and earn a living.
Fundraiser not for fainthearted
Casualty calves, one of the realities of the annual calving season, are a valued fundraiser for rural schools.
Phone risk on some Boeing jets
Potentially hundreds of passenger jets are still flying with systems which can be affected by phone and radio signals.
Asia's 'Fort Knox' for sale
It's been filled with fine art, precious gems and even banks like ANZ's gold. But finding a buyer for Singapore vault is tricky.
Musk's man to machine mission 'impossible'
The billionaire's plans to implant chips into human brains finds a sceptical audience among scientists.
Google cosy with China? Peter Thiel asks
Google pushes back against Kiwi billionaire Peter Thiel's insinuation the company is doing business with China's military.