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Blacksmith Jamie Hughes has a niche business crafting knives and hand-forged metalwork for chefs, farmers and tourists from his smithy in Norsewood. Tough economic times means he's feeling it from all…

Central Otago councils say they want a clear commitment from Health New Zealand to improve local public health services.

Tourism New Zealand has an ambitious new strategy to grow tourism by $5 billion over the next four years by attracting more visitors outside of summer.

The plan could harm Aotearoa's biodiversity and clean green image, environmental group says. Audio

Cook Islands Police have confirmed the New Zealand who died during a snorkelling tour at Avaavaroa Passage in Rarotonga, lost her life from a heart-related medical issue.

Conservation officials have told the minister he should consider more user charges and raising existing fees - and he's not ruled it out.

The flights are bridging the gap left by Air Vanuatu.

A telltale sign more Fijians are continuing to pursue plans to leave for greener pastures as the government struggles to retain its best and brightest in the country.

But a recruitment firm is attributing a huge increase in applications to public sector job cuts.

The Na Waqa Drua is an exciting story that had been retold over the years, especially amongst our Pacific Islanders.

Getting quality tourism data has been a bugbear of the industry for years, but businesses say it has only gotten worse.

The Sunday Times Rich List says the former Beatle boosted his wealth by $105m in the past year.

A Northland leader is calling on the government to provide financial support to businesses hard hit by the closure of State Highway 1 over the Brynderwyn Hills.

The boss of a popular Nelson campground has made an impassioned plea for long-term residents - many of them elderly - to be able to remain at Tāhuna Beach Holiday Park.

The former head of a Mt Ruapehu ski field which went into receivership disagrees with concerns for its future commercial viability.

It's built to last a century, survive a one-in-250-year landslide and may become a tourist destination in and of itself.

Amnesty International is urging the rival champions to speak out about the "urgent" need for human rights reform in Saudi Arabia.