A pilot programme in South Auckland has shown that community pharmacists, working closely with general practice nurses, can significantly reduce blood sugar levels for people with diabetes – and keep ...

Another local icon, JessB returns to Splore showcasing the re-release of her original breakout mixtape with bonus songs ...

An economics academic says the success of Labour’s capital gains tax policy will rely on house prices going up, as property investors urge Labour not to reinstate a ban on interest deductibility.

After a year-long hiatus, Proudly Asian Theatre (PAT) returns with the world premiere of Genuine and Stable – a sharp, funny, ...

A director and shareholder of a medical equipment company has been sentenced in the Auckland District Court in a Serious Fraud Office (SFO) bribery and corruption case.

Federated Farmers’ Survey on Resource Consents found four out of five farmers are worried about gaining or renewing consents, and the average bill for gaining a new consent has hit nearly $45,000.

The Government has formally confirmed the Streamlined Planning Process that will be used for Auckland Council’s new housing plan, known as Plan Change 120 (PC120), RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop ...

Published in the International Journal of Epidemiology, the study found cycling to work was linked to a lower risk of colon ...

Malaysian-headquartered company Yinson Renewables announced its plans to invest in New Zealand with a pipeline of projects expected to total circa 1GW of renewable energy.

“A homeport is where a cruise ship begins and ends its voyages, making Auckland a base for passenger boarding, provisioning and crew operations. Having a ship homeported here over winter is a real ...

Air New Zealand is proudly backing its own backyard, supporting 19 regional events across Aotearoa through its Regional Events Sponsorship programme, a nationwide initiative celebrating the people, ...

Al Alder from the Cawthron Institute Marine Ecologist Restoration Ecology Team will deliver a presentation titled ‘He tai ...