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Vai alla Scheda Paese »People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.
— Edmund Hillary
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Open borders will be a shot in the arm for Wellington's economy
The reopening of New Zealand’s border will help restore Wellington's once-billion tourism dollar industry, and bring back a measure of normality after two years of Covid, business and tourism bosses say.
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Spies stopped 'sensitive' NZ technology reaching foreign military, MPs hear
Spy chief tells MPs a person who was helping to provide “sensitive” New Zealand technology to a foreign state was stopped.
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Labour learning harsh reality of staying alive
OPINION: Labour might want to cut an insurance deal like National’s and ACT’s in the central Auckland electorate of Epsom.
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Struggle streets: Wellington's Golden Mile risks losing its shine
Once of a sign of Wellington's civic vitality, the city's busiest retail and hospitality areas are now pockmarked with closed-for-business signs.
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Wellington's empty and sad - where are the ideas to revive it?
OPINION: The city is empty and struggling. But the council and business leaders seem as silent as the streets.
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Parliament unanimously passes Russia sanctions law, first step in 'significant' change for NZ's foreign policy
Parliament has allowed the Government to directly sanction Russia for invading Ukraine, and marked a “significant” shift in New Zealand's foreign policy.
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Parliament united behind Russia sanctions law, as Russia places New Zealand on 'unfriendly' countries list
The entire Parliament promises to back the Government’s proposed Russia sanctions law, as New Zealand is placed on Russia's list of “unfriendly” countries.
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Government to pass law urgently to freeze Russian assets, close New Zealand airspace and waters to Russian aircraft and vessels
The Government will urgently pass a sanctions law that could freeze Russian assets and close the country’s airspace and waters to Russian aircraft and ships.
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Wellington City Council puts 8.8pc rates increase on the table
Business rates would increase to keep up with house prices under the Wellington City Council’s draft annual plan, and the Chamber of Commerce is crying foul.
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How do small states like New Zealand respond in an increasingly lawless world?
OPINION: New Zealand could go further in its response to Russian aggression and violations of international law.
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Port of Tauranga lifts mid-year profit in turbulent supply chain
Port of Tauranga has posted a 15.6 per cent lift in group net profit on steady cargo volumes in a half year of continuing supply chain upheaval.New Zealand's biggest port and main export gateway said group net profit after tax for...
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Capital businesses say Government's support package not quite enough to counter Covid losses
The Government’s new support package for businesses is a little light and very late, say members of Wellington’s business owners.
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Land grab economy continues as councils continue to tax apartment-owners more than landbankers
OPINION: It is surely a little embarrassing that New Zealand, one of the least populated countries in the world, has apparently run out of land.
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What is a public-private partnership, and when will we see Transmission Gully open?
Transmission Gully is the first roading project in New Zealand set up as a public-private partnership. How does it work?
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Covid 19 Omicron outbreak: NZ to move to Phase 2 tomorrow night - Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
OMICRON LATEST* The move to Phase 2 - what it means for you * Watch: 'Gutsful' - police reinforcements called in as protesters' cars set to be towed * 'Lack of leadership': Business owners slam PM's absence from Wellington over...
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Buzzing around Wellington's hills, gathering Grafter's Honey
One man, millions of bees: Sam Pegg explains how his one-time hobby blossomed into an expansive Wellington-based honey business.
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Four developers shortlisted to partner with council on riverside development
Hamilton City Council says property companies across New Zealand were lining up to help develop prime riverside land in Hamilton and it has narrowed the list down to four.In November, the council invited developers to complete an...
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New Zealand 'back in business' with return of international students, but will lag behind rival countries
Borders will finally reopen, but New Zealand will be playing catch-up to attract lucrative international students.
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Off-duty lifeguard rescues father and son from drowning at Hawke's Bay beach
At first it looked like a family having fun in the surf, but as Wellington teen Ethan Hunter got closer he could hear them screaming for help.
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Porirua still home to NZ's highest weekly rent, Trade Me says
The most expensive place to rent in New Zealand is still Porirua, with landlords asking a median $700 a week in December.
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Business pleased the Government is heeding calls for rapid antigen tests to be introduced
But Kirk Hope, chief executive of Business New Zealand says businesses need more clarity on when they can access the tests