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Financial institutions say they are working on the cybersecurity threats posed by quantum computing - including the potential to break common encryption systems which use passwords to protect data and…

Work is underway to protect taxpayer information from quantum computing's power to break through commonly used encryption systems.

Police have arrested a young man in relation to the attack, however, they are still searching for a second alleged offender, a young woman.

Advocates say many in the disabled community, particularly deaf people, submitted on the bill - but are now being excluded.

Auckland FC's home record will be tested by one of the competition's best road teams.

The outgoing Dame Sophie Pascoe is the country's most decorated Paralympian, and says her desire to be a devoted mother is a major reason she has called time on her glittering career. Audio

New Zealand branch of international mining company OceanaGold is proposing further development through the Waihī North and Martha Open Pit projects.

Glyn Lewers has been talking to ministers about the possibility of introducing a congestion charge, although he has emphasised this would not apply to locals.

The country is short of 1000 doctors, the General Practitioners Aotearoa sector group says.

NZTA will reverse speed limits on 38 sections of the state highway network - including through the Rakaia township - back to their previous higher speed limit.

Asked about comments by Shane Jones and Winston Peters, the PM says "I've seen MPs from lots of different parties making ... comments and remarks that aren't helpful".

The party's agriculture spokesperson says selling the SOE is a "no-brainer" because it's been a drain on the public purse for years.

After a series of speeches acknowledging several notable deaths that occurred over the summer, Parliament kicked off 2025 by doing what it does best - arguing.

The council's observer is surprised the organisation "hasn't totally wilted under the pressure" of long-term plan changes, according to a new report.

If anything, 2024 taught us to expect the unbelievable, but what else should we expect from this year? Audio

A senior research fellow at the Development Policy Centre says the freeze is important because it raises the prospect of Washington stepping back from some key sectors.

Ruth Cross Kwansing, a New Zealand-born Kiribati MP, has come to her president's defence in the diplomatic row between Wellington and Tarawa.

The handling of their contract review process with providers has not met expectations, Karen Chhour says.