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‘Privilege’ in the skies: Veteran pilots keep Anzac flyover tradition alive

This year the flyover will feature two Yak-52 Russian trainer aircraft.

'Bold and unique': How a bad matcha led to an award-winning Bay of Plenty brand

Nomu Matcha now supplies more than 70 cafes and retailers across New Zealand.

'Trust your training': Teen rhythmic gymnast chases world stage dream

The 16-year-old Tauranga gymnast will compete in Belgium and Portugal in May.

'World-class talent': Defence drone pioneer named Tauranga Business of the Year

The Mount Maunganui-based firm's CEO has said he wants it to be the 'next Rocket Lab'.

$22m loan package announced for struggling regional airlines

Airlines already under pressure before Iran war have taken hits from soaring fuel prices.

Paper road fight: Court tosses mine vents consent but fast-track plan stands for Waihī

OceanaGold says fast-track approval lets it move the vents on to DoC land.

Two stark paths for markets as oil shock tests investors’ nerve – Mark Lister

OPINION: Oil has spent much of the past week trading above US$100 a barrel.

Comvita taps $30m capital raise as Singapore giant takes strategic stake

Fraser and Neave will take a 19.9% strategic stake and a board seat at Comvita.

‘Privilege’ in the skies: Veteran pilots keep Anzac flyover tradition alive

This year the flyover will feature two Yak-52 Russian trainer aircraft.

Jazz takes over Tauranga at the 63rd National Jazz Festival

International acts return, including the Adrian Cox Trio and Benjamin J Shepherd.

Rural retreats chase booming wellness tourism dollar in Bay

More tourists are seeking unplugged, nature-based getaways.

Choosing real‑life chemistry in a world full of dating apps

Many now say swiping left and right feels isolating rather than exciting.

Comparison: Ford Mustang Dark Horse versus Nissan Z Nismo

Very different cars, but both heritage hero coupes for the driving enthusiast.

Mercedes-Benz’s first true luxury benchmark sedan is celebrating its 75th birthday

The 300 'Adenauer' was a symbol of business success in the 1950s.

Classic Jensen Interceptor name is coming back, but the car will be all-new

Don't worry, the focus is still on an analogue driving experience.

If you want to be free of fossil fuel, you need a battery-electric car. Here’s every model on sale

EVs are rapidly reaching price parity with petrol. Check out our Ultimate Guide.

'Cheapest in years': Whangamatā beach unit sells for $332,500 - and makes profit!

Vendors pleased to strike a deal after three years of trying to find a buyer.

Car king’s historic estate hits the market after 50 years

Multi-million-dollar waterfront home has been restored to its former glory.

Aucklanders who saved a South Island icon now selling for over $15.5m

The legendary Olivers precinct are on the market for the first time in 16 years.

NZ’s best smart fridges - as picked by two repairmen who’ve seen when they go haywire

If you love tech, there are some smart options out there, but beware of costs.

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From Gallipoli hero to hedge cutter: The story behind a broken sabre

'I can’t help you much more, boys, but go on, you are doing splendidly.'

'It’s pretty compelling': Report shows increase in farm worker wages

The average farm worker's pay has risen 3% to $72,778 a year across 13 roles.

Analysis: Overheated cows, floods and fuel crisis – big trouble across the Ditch

ANALYSIS: Challenges mean Australia can no longer take its food security for granted.

Court backs a2 Milk in Australian trade mark fight

The Federal Court of Australia upheld a2 Milk's trade mark rights.