Argosy Property Limited ("Argosy" or the "Company") is pleased to report its results for the year ending 31 March 2017.

Wet or dry, it didn’t seem to matter to Wifiplus KZ2 class star Dylan Drysdale at the third round of this year's Molecule ProKart Series at Rotorua over the weekend.

Queenstown-based public relations company Southern PR has appointed digital and social media marketing specialist Sarah Vujcich as its newest account manager.

Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has welcomed the Government’s plans to rethink the practice of collecting individual client level data from social service providers

The much-anticipated keynote speaker Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman and CEO of Kaspersky Lab, recognised as the world’s foremost authority on cyber security spoke at CeBIT Australia yesterday about the growing incidence of cybercrime worldwide.

Parsons has been the Chairman of Beef + Lamb New Zealand since 2014 and has represented the Northern North Island as its Farmer Director since 2009.

The final seeding order of the tightly contested New Zealand Conference is still anybody’s guess just four rounds shy of the 2017 Investec Super Rugby playoffs.

Napier loan company Cash to You Loans Limited has been banned indefinitely from operating as a lender, after charging borrowers unreasonable fees and excess interest and failing to correctly disclose fees charged.

A Waikato man couldn’t stop shaking after finding out his Lotto Bonus ticket had won him $1 million in Saturday night’s Lotto draw.

The man in his 30s, who wishes to remain anonymous, won his lucky Bonus ticket in last Wednesday’s $20 million Powerball draw.

Mark Patterson, a fourth generation sheep and beef farmer at Lawrence is New Zealand First’s Clutha-Southland candidate for this year’s election.

Prime Minister Bill English has announced the Australian Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove, will make a State visit to New Zealand next week.

Sir Peter will be accompanied by his wife, Lady Cosgrove, while here from Wednesday 31 May to Saturday 3 June.

Responding to news of Labour leader Andrew Little committing to an independent mental health inquiry within 100 days of being elected, Jack Close, spokesperson for the Aotearoa Students’ Alliance says:

Ria Bond MP will stand again as New Zealand First candidate in the Invercargill electorate, this time in the 2017 general election.

"Ria has been in Parliament for two years," says New Zealand First Leader and Member of Parliament for Northland, Rt Hon Winston Peters.

The country’s hospitals have reached breaking point with some hospitals discharging patients to free up bed space and patients with serious injuries having to wait hours to be seen by a doctor, says Labour’s Health spokesperson David Clark.

New Zealand First’s candidates to contest the Dunedin North and Dunedin South seats in this year’s general election bring with them a mix of social, environmental, community and education experience.

Regenerative medicine start-up Upside Biotechnologies has signed a CRADA (Cooperative Research and Development Agreement) with the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command (USAMRMC) based in Fort Detrick, Maryland.

New Zealand First is pleased to announce former Waitaki Mayor Alexander Familton as the candidate for Waitaki in the upcoming General Election.

PSA members are surprised and disappointed at the Accident Compensation Corporation’s proposals to close two call centres in Auckland and Wellington.

27 PSA members may be affected if the Corporation follows through on its plans, and some may lose their jobs.

Have you ever considered that our nation’s iconic silver fern is in fact a mathematical oddity known as a fractal? The fifth instalment of a free lecture series held at the Massey University’s Albany campus will explore the world around us that goes unnoticed.

The English writer G. K. Chesterton said: "Education is simply the soul of society as it passes from one generation to another."

That should be the essence of education.