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Labour says it does not support the private ownership of infrastructure, as the Infrastructure Investment Summit kicks off. Audio

Pharmac board chair Paula Bennett said the agency needs to become a more "outward-focused, empathetic organisation".

The release also marked the start of New Zealand's biggest turtle-tracking study to date.

Chair Merepeka Raukawa-Tait said they only received verbal confirmation of the commissioning agency changes.

The US President's plans for tariffs have upended industries from cars to energy and unnerved businesses and investors.

Housing affordability has improved - unless you're a tenant

The freezing and melting of Antarctic sea ice is one of the biggest annual changes on the planet.

4.99% interest rates have been enough to pull borrowers back from short-term fixes. So what happens now?

The prime minister's much-repeated claim that he "saved school lunches" is nonsense, and relies on us not understanding how budgets actually work. Audio

Markets are wobbly, here's what you need to know.

If an individual can change their attitude then they can think positively and make important decisions and choices for personal benefit and everyone's benefit, writes Michael Suau.

Stocks have falled, bitcoin has stumbled and Wall Street's fear gauge has hit its highest level this year after the US president warned of a "period of transition". Audio

A cyber attack is a "matter of when, not if", with a global average of between 100 and 250 attacks per second, a new report says.

The country's biggest bank is again defending its massive profits in the face of parliamentary scrutiny, saying it reflects the size of the business.

The extent of interest rate falls can be seen in new data from the Reserve Bank.

Satellite companies could plug the gap left by Trump's abandonment of Ukraine. Audio

The report suggests the country might have been better off sticking with the previous 20 district health boards. Audio

Cancelling a plan to lower the age for Māori has been described as "institutionalised racism", though some experts say the move overall will save lives.

A couple in Auckland were sleeping in a hospital waiting room just to have a roof over their heads. "It's like smashing your head against a brick wall."

The number of searches by officers on automated number plate recognition systems rose from 64,000 in 2020 to almost 700,000 four years later.

A methane-hunting satellite - which New Zealand taxpayers pitched in $29m for - is being handed back to its makers so they can fix unspecified "challenges."

Almost 50,000 pensioners are also receiving an accommodation supplement to help cover their housing costs, and there's a warning that bill is going to keep growing.

We've ask KiwiSaver providers just how high some of the balances go.

A 250g bar of chocolate could cost $10 in six years' time, if current pricing trends were to continue.

Under the banner 'Children are the future of the Blue Continent', a wellbeing summit in Fiji prioritises child protection systems across the region.