Nuova Zelanda
Vai alla Scheda Paese »People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.
— Edmund Hillary
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Wellington businesses should back a pedestrianised Golden Mile, report says
Don't worry about losing car parks. Expect more customers and higher sales volumes when there's an increase in foot traffic outside, research finds.
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Taupō man Graham Philip charged with sabotage believed to be first in New Zealand history
In what could be a landmark prosecution, a Taupō man is believed to be the first person ever charged with sabotage in New Zealand - a historic offence which was originally passed into law to prevent foreign interference on our...
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Government 'taking a close look' at law after NZ First Foundation case opens donations 'loophole'
Justice Minister Kiri Allan is “taking a close look” at electoral law after the New Zealand First Foundation court case opened a claimed loophole in the political donations regime.
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No arrests made yet following protest that swarmed Auckland motorway
Police have begun reviewing the evidence and will be looking to lay charges for the more than 1000 people who broke the law while protesting on Saturday.
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Wellington Phoenix sign Bulgarian international Bozhidar Kraev
A 24-cap Bulgarian international has been announced as the Phoenix's first new foreign signing.
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Chained dogs and lax laws are New Zealand's dirty little secret
OPINION: Another week brings another petition for a law we should already have in place.
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Niue premier to meet Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in Wellington
Niue Premier Dalton Tagelagi will meet Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in Wellington, with the pair set to sign a renewed partnership agreement.
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La borsa dei crediti di carbonio
Lo strumento principale della Nuova Zelanda per rispettare gli obiettivi sul clima è il mercato delle emissioni, con forti incentivi per chi pianta alberi. Non sempre con esiti positivi Leggi
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Action planned to combat Australian poaching of gaming industry talent
Australian tax breaks will be countered to help keep New Zealand game developers here, Digital Economy and Communications David Clark says.
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Brothers-in-law take top spots in Young Farmer of the Year
Auckland Young Farmer Tim Dangen has been named the 54th FMG Young Farmer of the Year. The Northern representative has brought the trophy home to his region which hosted the Grand Final in Whangārei, after three days of gruelling...
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How a small business's failure became its key to success
Almighty Drinks is stocked in more than 1100 locations in New Zealand and Australia. But founder Ben Lenart says he would not have found success if he had not first failed.
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Dileepa Fonseka: The New Zealand economy and its zombies
OPINION: The zombie-killing moment some have had the popcorn out for all along increasingly looks like it is here.
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The New Zealand economy and its zombies
OPINION: The zombie-killing moment some have had the popcorn out for all along increasingly looks like it is here.
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Wellington cafe Milk Crate's caffeinated water is our next big export
Almighty Active is a sugar-free, caffeinated sparkling water equivalent to a cup of coffee – and the first of its kind on our shelves.
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'Eye-watering' $120m cost for Wellington light rail business case revealed
Some city councillors call it “mad expenditure”, while others say it is necessary to avoid problems further down the track in the $7b plan.
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Fury in Wellington over United States' Roe v Wade abortion law U-turn
Protester Chantal Claret, a NZ-based American and among 500 marchers, says taking away a woman’s right to choose is “taking away all of her power”.
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Zespri welcomes signing of free trade agreement with European Union
Zespri has welcomed the signing of New Zealand's free trade agreement with the European Union, noting business, consumers and communities in both countries will benefit.The deal announced today in Brussels includes the removal...
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Kiwifruit harvest lower than last year with labour, crop loading and weather believed causes
Labour supply, crop loading and weather are believed to be drivers of the lower than predicted kiwifruit harvest this year.This year's harvest of kiwifruit - New Zealand's largest horticultural export- is largely complete, with...
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New Zealand claims 'pleasing result' at World Trade Organisation meeting
NZ has helped curb fisheries subsidies after 20 years of advocacy, and patents on Covid-19 vaccines can now be waived.
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Appealing a court decision? Chances are it will go before a France
Judicial power couple Ellen and Simon France have been side by side in life since they met in their first year of law school in Auckland.
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Australia's foreign minister talks up 'close friendship' with New Zealand
“We're allies, we're friends, and we're partners in the region." Australia's Wong reinforces reset of trans-Tasman relations in flying visit.