An Operations Manager at NZ Van Lines is at the centre of an alleged workplace assault case, yet it’s his victim who’s not yet back at work.

Adam Art Gallery at Victoria University of Wellington is pleased to present the first survey exhibition of the work of Auckland-based artist Marie Shannon.

A joint US and Australian expedition to survey Australia’s first submarine HMAS AE1 has provided detailed new images of the 103-year old shipwreck, which lies on the seafloor off the Duke of York Islands in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

EFTPOS was introduced to New Zealand in 1981 and was an immediate success making New Zealand world leading in payments and transforming New Zealand into one of the world’s most cashless countries.

The world’s largest festival of light, music and ideas, Vivid Sydney returns in 2018 with a spectacular new precinct at Luna Park, the return of much-loved Customs House, and a fantastical blend of everyday objects and Australian-inspired motifs on the sails of the Sydney Opera House.

Every so often, farmer Willie McKnight, gets off the tractor, throws his gumboots in the ute, and heads off to share his stockmanship skills with young farmers.

Community groups from Northland to Southland - and places in between - received $2,574,485 from The Southern Trust to support their programmes in the first quarter of 2018.

A womanising pioneering farmer’s European-inspired ‘bachelor party pad’ in the heart of rural New Zealand has been placed on the market for sale.

Despite daily news coverage of robotic technology and the wide range of tasks and actions robots are being programmed to perform, most people have only a vague idea of how this technology is evolving and what the future might hold.

The new head of the Reserve Bank does not think New Zealand’s banks conduct themselves as badly as their Australian counterparts and he does not think institutions here need to be investigated.

Helensville’s Tom Buxton has set a high standard that will be hard to match on the national enduro scene this year.

For the past seventeen years it’s been a regular sight on New Zealand’s roads, parking up alongside small-town hospitals and medical centres from Kaikohe to Balclutha, providing vital day surgery to almost 23,000 patients in need.

The prominent land and building housing the ASB branch in the central Northland township of Kaikohe have been placed on the market for sale.

Hawke’s Bay Airport Business Park is powered for the future, with local electricity company Unison Networks completing construction of a new, dedicated power supply and ultra-fast fibre broadband network for the Park.

Oxipay, one of New Zealand’s fastest growing instalment payment solutions has expanded into the department store retail category and is now available online at Farmers.

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has applied to the High Court to place the Forestlands companies numbered 2-20 into liquidation.

According to renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs, the unravelling taking place in the United States shows why economic inequality is socially and morally unsustainable, a lesson the income equality group Closing the Gap believes New Zealand must urgently heed.

Energy and Resources Minister Megan Woods says New Zealand consumers will still be able to cook and heat their water with gas for many years to come, despite the government’s stance on new offshore oil and gas permits.

Claire Chitham, Cohen Holloway, Danielle Cormack, John Rhys-Davies and Dave Fane lead an all-star cast in TVNZ 2’s brand new series, Fresh Eggs, which began filming this month.

The Rodney Local Board has made submissions asking central government to bring back road sealing subsidies that were stopped in 2009.

The Rodney ward has the largest number of unsealed roads in the Auckland region, with over 600kms of metal roads.