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Tangi Utikere has moved up seven spots and picked up the Local Government portfolio as Chris Hipkins announces a new 'economic team'.

That includes a Christchurch fine dining restaurant where the eight-course menu and wine pairing is over $400 per head. Audio

Funding key to getting America's Cup back in New Zealand.

Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones were among six people who died after drinking tainted alcohol in the tourist town of Vang Vieng in November.

The proposal would see 20 hectares of Takapuna Golf Club, which sees more than 500 visitors per day, converted into a wetland.

Brothers Andrew, James and Peter Buttle appealed against their company's conviction which saw them fined $1.045 million and ordered to pay $4.88m in reparation to the victims.

Seek says after six months of consistently falling job ads the rate of decline has slowed down.

There are tentative signs of recovery in rural areas lifted by strong commodity prices, according to latest data.

Spending has returned to pre-Covid levels, while domestic tourism has dipped, according to the latest figures.

A report details the urgent intervention and investment needed to prevent potential protests and local hostility in the area.

New Zealanders are not staying abroad for as long when they go on their OE due to financial concerns, a survey shows.

Tourism Holdings first half result reflects what has been the most difficult period for the recreational vehicle industry in decades, the company said.

Contractors are this week putting the finishing touches to 12km of seal in the remote Tāngarākau Gorge. Audio

The country has been "complacent" about its reputation for honesty and has fallen in a major global index.

Cook Islands and China have agreed to cooperate on blue economy investments, including new port wharves and deep sea minerals development.

His decades of interaction with China will be invaluable for talks with leaders that seem certain to include the issue of warships conducting live fire exercises off Australia.

The independent directors of hotel company Millennium & Copthorne (MCK) have told minority shareholders to reject a takeover offer from the majority shareholder because it is too low.

Electric Avenue has reached uncharted waters a decade since its inception, and now stands as arguably the "biggest festival in Australasia".

A new report encourages Māori to continue using tikanga to strengthen economic ties with China and explore new opportunities in other areas.

The Australian-targeting marketing campaign is meant to be a playful take of the traditional sale, the agency says.