Stories by Adam Jacobson

Sky Television's half-year profit has more than tripled as it cut costs to counter falling revenue.

The construction industry appears to be in better shape than expected as tradies say they're more optimistic about their future prospects, despite setbacks caused by Covid-19.

Better than expected economic conditions could see a hike in interest rates brought forward by 12 months.

Former All Blacks captain Richie McCaw says Dan Carter can "reflect with pride" on the significant impact he has made on the sport.

More than 100 Victoria University students are being told they cannot move into their accommodation because it is deemed structurally unsound.

Unions are pleased the government is rolling out a Covid-19 vaccine to all border staff ahead of schedule but say more work is needed before it can be distributed to the entire workforce.

New Zealand's ability to upskill its workers is being road-blocked because of a broken promise from Labour to reinstate postgraduate student allowances, a students' association says.

A proposal by the United States to tariff goods on countries which don't meet their climate goals would be too complex to implement, a group representing NZ exporters says.

New Zealand lawmakers should not be intimidated by threats from Google to remove its search engine from Australia, a tech expert says.

Police are gearing up for another gun buyback, starting 1 February.

Opponents of a controversial marina proposal on Waiheke Island are heading to the Supreme Court in a final bid to halt its construction.

Rental prices continue to surge across the country as the national median weekly rent finishes off the year 21 percent higher than in 2015.

Tax payers are commending The Warehouse Group's decision to repay $68 million in pandemic wage subsidies but say it should never have fired so many people.

The ban at Ōpito Bay over summer is being put in place to prevent the collapse of the shellfish's population.

Some of the country's largest companies are urging their employees to embrace "free range work" this summer to lift wellbeing and support regional tourism. Audio

Air New Zealand will need to rehire its furloughed A320 cabin crew in the right way to repair the damage caused by its redundancy processes, a trade union says.