OceanaGold has lodged a fast track application to extend the Macraes gold mine into the late 2030s, ten months after withdrawing the same expansion from Otago councils.

Documents released under the Official Information Act show how NZTA spotted suspect driving tests and why about 650 drivers have been told to sit again.

Warriors v Dolphins tickets sold out in minutes then resurfaced on Trade Me for hundreds of dollars. Why New Zealand law does nothing to stop it.

A government review of New Zealand hospitality rules makes 24 recommendations, including scrapping food registration renewals and rebuilding alcohol licensing. Ministers have not decided yet.

The All Blacks play South Africa in Baltimore on Sunday morning New Zealand time with the Springboks leading two tests to one, a long injury list and no captain named.

National would redistribute the International Visitor Levy to councils from July 2027, giving them about $385 million over four years instead of a bed tax.

Tātaki Auckland Unlimited leads a $975,490 campaign for United States and Canada visitors in the government's new $5 million Regional Tourism Boost round.

The Government will not change pork labelling rules, three years after a select committee found fine print on bacon packets could mislead shoppers about where the pig was raised.

Coroner Amelia Steel wants the Wolach 919 tankless diving device banned from importation after Lower Hutt painter Shengwei Cao drowned off Mana Island.

Auckland Transport has found scam QR code stickers on city centre parking meters, the third New Zealand city hit after Christchurch and Wellington.

Auckland will host the 2028 PSA Squash World Championships in February, four months before squash debuts at the Los Angeles Olympics and inside the Olympic ranking window.

New Zealand’s aluminium extruders will not get emergency protection from a surge in cheap imports, at least not yet, while the investigation that could deliver a longer lasting tariff finishes its ...