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A University of Auckland researcher is investigating the beginnings of netball in New Zealand and they are more complex than what we've been led to believe.

Supply chain technology company TradeWindow will list on the local stock exchange next week, after completing a successful funding round in September.

First person - Guyon Espiner can still remember the Steinlager ad campaigns of his youth, and years on, it remains impossible to escape alcohol marketing.

Austria is placing about 2 million unvaccinated people in lockdown amid record infection levels as Europe's Covid-19 surge grows.

A Hamilton woman living in the US admits she targets single mothers, Māori and Pasifika to join a finance course that international regulators have likened to a pyramid scam.

A deal has been made at the climate summit in Glasgow, but what will that mean for the average person?

Tuesday’s Covid protest at Parliament was a spectacle that had to be covered, but reporters who did so were targeted by protesters - and not for the first time. Does coverage risk ramping up the…

COP26 has ended with agreement on a new global climate deal and NZ has pledged to halve greenhouse gas emissions. But business can do it too and make savings along the way.

In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Reporter Anneke Smith looks into the Family Court system as it nears its 40-year anniversary.

Opinion - Urgent action is required to avoid a growing justice gap that should be unacceptable in modern New Zealand, writes Kris Gledhill.

Week in Politics: The PM all but promises Auckland its freedom and the date is likely to be 1 December, thousands of people march against vaccinations, mandates and other grievances, but no one…

Parliament’s select committees have an endless menu of work, but seem to especially enjoy work that involves extra chewing.

Waikato District Health Board was warned its IT security was inadequate and severely compromised just months before a massive ransomware attack that brought Waikato Hospital to its knees.

FW de Klerk was the last white person to lead the nation and was key in the transition to democracy.

The government is planning to issue sovereign green bonds from 2022 to help finance the country's low carbon transition.

The possibility that screen time during early childhood could cause poorer attention later in a child's life is a major concern for both parents and researchers.

Justice Minister Kris Faafoi is pushing ahead with moves to repeal the "three strikes" law, saying it is an anomaly in the justice system that has led to "absurd and perverse" outcomes.