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Staffing shortages and reduced airline capacity are hampering West Coast businesses as they attempt to brush the cobwebs off their mothballed operations. Audio

Vanuatu Government has begun developing a policy to address a potential labour shortage. Audio

USA counting on Pacific to fight climate change says Fritch; Samoa's economy records a historically high recession, and more

The Hurunui District Council has discussed speed limits, campgrounds, district licensing committee appointments and meeting days at its last full meeting before the local government elections.

Fish & Game NZ chief executive Corina Jordan says the start of the new freshwater season seldom falls on a Saturday.

One of the first and biggest hotels to become a managed isolation facility in Auckland is ready to re-open its door for guests. Audio

A once key part of booking a holiday, travel agents are now making a comeback.

New Zealanders venturing overseas for the first time in a couple of years are seeing their hard-earned cash evaporating, as the Kiwi dollar dips to its lowest point against the US greenback since…

Campervan maker and retailer Tourism Holdings (THL) has cleared the last significant hurdle to its merger with Australia's Apollo Tourism & Leisure.

Russian flag swapped out for Ukraine flag in CNMI; US offers financial support to PNG; Police in American Samoa raid home of former cop; New broadcaster for Manu Samoa, and more

Covid-19 restrictions have eased and the border is open - it is the summer Auckland has been waiting for, but there is a big hole in the promotions budget.

The first ever United States summit with the countries of the Pacific is underway in Washington D.C.

Tourists in Queenstown arrived before the workers did this winter - putting businesses on high alert.

Confidence in the labour market has rebounded, but workers do not feel like they are seeing much movement in their pay.

Regional tourism organisations have a new tool to help them better plan for growth with a monthly snapshot of visitor patterns, including how things have changed during the pandemic.

There were more than 600 jobs on offer in Queenstown at a recruitment event last night but only roughly 100 prospective employees to fill the vacancies.

Worker advocates warn employers must not be allowed to exploit the next wave of workers in the Recognised Seasonal Employers scheme.

The NZ dollar had declined by more than 3 percent since Friday to 52.26 US cents - a low last seen during the March lockdown in 2020.

An uncle and his nephew are competing for a new Māori ward in South Taranaki District.

First Person - RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch pulls back the curtain on some of the lighter moments behind the scenes and on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.

A West Coast tourism operator says an increase in tawaki sightings suggests more are navigating the Tasman Sea to nest in nearby rainforest.