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NZ's future: Zero emissions by 2100?

Slashing pastoral stock numbers by up to 35 per cent has been suggested among ways to push New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions down to zero by 2100.

New taxi rules 'put people at risk'

The bill will bring taxis, shuttles, private hire vehicles, and dial-a-driver services into one category.

Deal puts Colombia on NZ radar

A deal to allow for 14 flights a week to Colombia has been signed and more agreements are in the pipeline.

Watch NZH Local Focus: Kawhia Beach cleaners get new trailer from power trust

A grant from the Heartland Fund has helped the latest Kawhia beach cleanup. But, an ownership review of King Country Energy could mean the future of the community fund is at risk. Made with Funding from NZ On Air

Revealed: Firsts pics of Hyperloop track

The first images of a Hyperloop test track built in the middle of the Nevada desert have been released.

Auckland tourism - who should pay?

A battle is brewing between Auckland accommodation providers and the city's mayor over who will pay for tourism promotion.

Twenty berths cut from proposed marina

A bigger scheme proposed last year drew opposition from the Waiheke Island community.

Move to double parking costs in central Tauranga

Charges set to double in parts of Tauranga city centre to encourage more bus use

Mike Taylor: Why founder-led companies outperform

COMMENT: Over nearly two decades of investing, I've noticed a strong link between founder-led companies and top performance.

$3.4m motor home comes with helicopter

The RV, which is 45ft long and eight-foot wide, is a home on wheels that is probably more impressive than your house.

Are directors performing at their best?

COMMENT: Governance cannot be that bad, given the growing interest in directorships from many individuals.

Fancy business class on the bus?

Bus company InterCity is putting more premium seats in its buses.

Ultra-fast train capable of 997.7km/h

South Korea wants to create an "ultra-fast" train it hopes will be able to carry passengers at almost the speed of sound.

A slice of Kiwi history up for sale

A home belonging to world renowned marine biologist Bill Ballantine is on the market after more than 50 years.

Going head to head with Uber

Can a Kiwi company win against the global giant that is disrupting the taxi industry? Russell Brown reports.

Auckland-Doha: The world's longest route

Qatar Airways is growing rapidly and about to launch services to Auckland on what will be the world's longest route.

Is this passenger drone the future of transport?

You could avoid peak hour traffic congestion and overcrowded public transport by flying to work.

CentrePort begins work to secure cranes

The November 14 earthquake caused significant damage to the Wellington Port, especially to the container area.