Is Minister of the Week Paul Goldsmith an ideologue? Plus, awkward business closures for the coalition and Chris Hipkins' leadership.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and American venture capitalist Ben Horowitz sat down for a meeting in late July. Photo composite: Marc Daalder/Lynn Grieveson/Getty Images Business news in ...

'Unlike his National Party predecessor Jim Bolger, who became affectionately nicknamed the Great Helmsman for his leadership during the early days of MMP, or other Prime Ministers, whose perception of ...

The Taiwan Strait must remain free for all to traverse, Taipei's NZ representative says of threats to freedom of navigation ...

The Christchurch terrorist's participation in an upcoming coronial inquest has upset some families of the victims. Photo: Getty Images New Zealand’s worst mass murderer has been granted “interested ...

Analysis: Part of the excitement of youth is that it is a time to experience new opportunities, learn new skills, rise to challenges and develop our identities. But in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2024 the ...

'When people are given the facts about speed reductions, they invariably support them. After being informed about the 30 per cent reduction in road deaths and 20 per cent drop in serious injuries on ...

Business news in association with Soaring electricity, gas, freight and labour prices have claimed a third mill and 75 jobs, and left an Auckland community reeling. Oji Fibre Solutions has told staff ...

International retail company LagardèreAWPL has quietly established a near monopoly on convenience stores, airside and landside in NZ airports. It now operates at least 31 stores at eight airports, ...

Absolutely impossible” consent conditions are causing some East Coast forestry companies to “bleed money” and this could force them to move offshore. Forestry harvesting has already ground to a halt ...

Paul Goldsmith was repeatedly called out by the Waitangi Tribunal. Photo: Getty Images Analysis: Seldom have the actions of one Cabinet minister been more thoroughly exposed by a statutory tribunal ...