New Zealand Herald

A controversial law change which would limit protest near deep-sea oil and gas operations has been debated for the first time in a heated Parliamentary session.Opposition…

A group of Auckland schoolchildren will be thrust into the global spotlight when their kapa haka performance is beamed to more than 130 countries on Sunday.The 40 Pukekohe…

When film executive Victoria Spackman touched down in Beijing yesterday on John Key's trade mission to China, she was following in her grandfather's footsteps.The late…

More than 20 Kiwi start-up investors are hoping to forge links with their counterparts from around the world at a major angel investment meeting in the United States…

Retail spending charged to electronic cards fell in March for the first time in six months, but statisticians say that could reflect an early Easter.Retail transactions…

The New Zealand dollar pressed on to reach another post-float high on its Trade Weighted Index yesterday, due mostly to ongoing weakness in the yen as the Bank of Japan…

Telecom has launched an urgent investigation into another spam attack on some Yahoo!Xtra customers.The suspicious emails appeared to be from one of the user's contacts…

Yahoo!Xtra email users have once again been hit by a spam attack.Telecom spokeswoman Lucy Jackson said reports of suspicious emails containing just a link to a website…

FRIED WASTE: Fry up the fish and chips. But then what do you do with the used oil? It seems many in London tip it down the drain. The city spends £1 million (NZ$1.8…

Founded as a saddlery more than 150 years ago and producing the first Australian car in 1948, Holden is now staring into a bleak future.

In the scorched rubble and twisted corrugated iron, a woman with wilted jasmine flowers in her hair was trying to locate what was left of her life.Ma Khin Aye lost her…

Sex workers are more likely to call in to a hotline for victims of human trafficking on a Wednesday, and a Google-backed initiative could help to explain why.The internet…

Carter Holt Harvey, the forest products firm owned by billionaire Graeme Hart, has worn a A$264 million ($325 million) charge on its Australian building supplies group…

Prime Minister John Key was tonight welcomed to Beijing by Premier Li Leqiang in the Great Hall of the People on Tiananmen Square.

John Key has denied misleading the public by not telling Parliament of potentially illegal spying by the GCSB two months after he was told of the issue.