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Casino operator SkyCity continues to expect a modest increase in underlying earnings, despite a boost from the recent FIFA Women's World Cup.

At least 27 people were killed by Hurricane Otis, which made landfall on Mexico's Pacific coast on Wednesday, officials say.

The book that was for many years a travellers’ bible turns 50 this year. But with instant information available anywhere, how will Lonely Planet keep up?

A Victoria University in Wellington academic believes tourism poses more risk for Samoa landowners and suggests agriculture as a better alternative for commercialisation of customary land.

Small businesses are facing declining sales in a challenging trading environment, but jobs growth remains strong.

Business owners and councillors say antisocial behaviour in the city centre has gotten out of control and they want the streets' rough sleepers, drinkers and drug dealers to be moved on.

Road freight movements have hit a spring pothole, easing off the highs seen a month prior.

People who travel between Auckland and Waiheke Island are celebrating promised savings, with a new ferry operator making waves in the Hauraki Gulf. Audio

An iwi ranger on the Far North's Karikari Peninsula says a furore over a beach access road is highlighting wider problems of vehicle damage to dunes and sacred places.

Beneath the surface of the Pacific record numbers of humpback whales make their way south on an annual migration - a population bouncing back from the 'brink of extinction' due to whaling.

Incoming cruise ship passengers will be bussed straight from Lyttelton's port to Christchurch.

One of the matters on the table for Papua New Guinea's prime minister James Marape during his visit to Beijing is establishing for both countries to trade in their own currencies.

A Dunedin boy is on a mission to get direct international flights taking off at Dunedin Airport again.

A small West Coast town is looking forward to the long-awaited reopening of the South Island's Heaphy Track. Audio

Few pundits flagged the West Coast, birthplace of the Labour Party, to be part of the big blue swing this election.

Sir Tim Wallis the founder of one of New Zealand's biggest airshows, and an aviator and deer farmer, has died aged 85. Audio

A Coromandel tour operator now has limited access to a key tourism drawcard after eight months of a rāhui. Audio

Analysis - New Caledonia's visitor arrivals are returning to pre-Covid levels, but the rebound is being hampered by domestic tensions.

Australian holiday goers spent about 20 percent more compared to pre-Covid levels despite arrivals not fully recovering, new figures suggest.

An agricultural academic has blasted Massey University's plans to slash jobs in plant science, natural sciences and food tech.