New Zealand Herald

United Future leader Peter Dunne says all is well in his home life as he faces the Electoral Commission today over funding for his party.

A forensic pathology expert describes using stomach contents to estimate the time of death for Christine and Amber Lundy as "so unreliable".

A bank staffer threatened with a gun during a five-hour siege at an Auckland bank returned to work yesterday and was coping well after her ordeal.

Shareholders' Association founder Bruce Sheppard plans to call 25 witnesses defending the defamation case brought against him by Hanover Finance's Mark Hotchin and Eric…

Prices of dairy products rose in Fonterra's latest GlobalDairyTrade auction, snapping three straight declines as prices rose for skim and whole milk powder.The GDT-TWI…

KordaMentha, the receivers for MediaWorks, could hand over control to a new firm by the end of next month, according to insiders.

Airborne laser technology has uncovered a network of roadways and canals, illustrating a bustling ancient city linking Cambodia's famed Angkor Wat temples complex.

2 degrees has negotiated a $165 million credit facility from the Bank of New Zealand and is immediately handing over $120 million to clear a debt owed.

Technology boss Greg Cross should have been at the launch of the University of Auckland Entrepreneurs' Challenge last night.

Calls of "shame" greeted Housing Minister Nick Smith when he arrived in Glen Innes to launch a redevelopment plan for the Tamaki area.

Na Raihania joked that he could help John Key with his literacy if he wins the Ikaroa-Rawhiti byelection.

Auckland Council members meet today on the thorny issue of building heights in town centres.