WorldMay not budging on Kiwi restrictionsBritish Prime Minister Theresa May has refused to budge on restrictions on New Zealanders rights to live and work in the UK.13 Jan 06:15 PM
New ZealandKiwi polo stars fall foul of Brit lawsFor the past seven years, Charlie Wood has gone to the UK to play and coach polo. But he is now one of the casualties of tough Post-Brexit rules.13 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionClaire TrevettEnglish quick to get onside with MayCOMMENT: Bill English would have been entitled to feel quite cock-a-hoop when he rolled up to 10 Downing St with Theresa May early this morning.13 Jan 04:00 PM
EditorialEditorial: EU tastier and bigger fish for us to hookPerversely, Brexit and the threatened policies of Donald Trump may have greatly helped New Zealand's prospects of an agreement with the EU12 Jan 04:30 PM
EditorialClaire TrevettTrump overshadows EnglishCOMMENT: Prime Minister Bill English will meet Theresa May tonight - but the Trump factor means his visit isn't getting much attention in the UK.12 Jan 04:14 PM
BusinessBrexit no longer UK's biggest threatBrexit no longer poses the biggest financial stability risk, according to the Governor of the Bank of England.12 Jan 12:29 AM
New ZealandBill English talks trade with EUThe European Union seems keen for a trade agreement with New Zealand.10 Jan 05:40 PM
New ZealandBrexit fallout gives English a bad nameNew Prime Minister Bill English arrives in Brussels tonight on his first overseas trip as PM.09 Jan 04:00 PM
Banking and financeTrump's tweets herald new golden ageThe Donald Trump era is marking a new age for gold as an investor safe haven.01 Jan 06:22 AM
EmploymentUK groups vow to make Brexit a successIn a open letter, Britain's five biggest business groups have joined forces and promised to make a success of Brexit.31 Dec 09:45 PM
BusinessAsian road to Brexit-proof Scotch whiskyIt's not just the pagoda roof turret that gives the Annandale Distillery in Scotland an Asian feel.31 Dec 07:40 PM
LifestyleWhy 2016 was actually a great yearAfter a seismic shift in Western politics and the deaths of many celebrities, it's clear 2016 is public enemy number one. But there was also a lot to smile about this year.28 Dec 11:45 PM
WorldObama sparks controversy in BritainUS President Barack Obama's comments about Britain's Labour Party has drawn ire across the pond.27 Dec 06:32 PM
OpinionCourage needed to expose 'post-truth' fallacyCOMMENT: It's no lie. The Oxford Dictionary's international word for 2016 is "post-truth".25 Dec 04:00 PM
World'I think I'd better leave now'British Prime Minister Theresa May was met with awkward silence following a brief presentation to EU leaders.17 Dec 10:13 PM
OpinionBernard HickeyBernard Hickey: The year of big numbersLess than half of young renters voted at the last election, and more than 90 per cent of property owners over the age of 50 voted.17 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandSir Jerry heads to LondonA new trade agreement is going to be a priority for New Zealand's new High Commissioner to London.16 Dec 12:46 AM
BusinessTheresa No-Mates: EU snubs UK PMAn "awkward" video of Theresa May at the EU summit has emerged in which the Prime Minister appears to be ignored.15 Dec 08:01 PM
EconomyStorm gathers over post-Brexit BritainUncertainty is forcing businesses to make a hard choice: Stick it out, or hit the road.14 Dec 12:06 AM
BusinessUK PM Teresa May dares ParilamentTheresa May will challenge Parliament to defy the will of the people by voting down Article 50 - if the Government loses an appeal.03 Dec 12:15 AM
CompaniesA tumultuous year for marketsNew Zealand's sharemarket has been buffeted by major events such as the election of Donald Trump and Brexit.01 Dec 07:39 PM
WorldThe approaching crisis: 'Cataclysmic'If you think 2016 is a mess, just wait until you see what's next. A toxic mix of potential disasters could send Europe into a death spiral.01 Dec 02:00 AM
EditorialEditorial: Land-banking lessons from BritainA stoush over "land banking" developers is brewing in Britain - and local authorities in New Zealand may well be interested observers in the result.27 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldBrits could buy their way back into EUBritons desperate to cling to the European Union would be able to pay for the privilege under proposals backed by a chief negotiator in the Brexit deal.26 Nov 06:27 AM
WorldTrump 'refusing intelligence briefings'Donald Trump has reportedly been refusing to make time for daily intelligence briefings since the election, sparking fears about his leadership.24 Nov 10:07 PM
EconomyAutumn Statement: Brexit will cost £60bThe Brexit vote underlined the "urgent" need to tackle the UK's long-term weaknesses, chancellor Philip Hammond says.23 Nov 07:07 PM
BusinessBusiness warning over Brexit 'cliff edge'Prime Minister Theresa May acknowledged calls from Britain's main corporate lobby group to avoid a "cliff edge".21 Nov 10:09 PM
WorldTony Blair plans to fill 'massive hole'Tony Blair is hunting for a new office near Westminster as he plots a return to frontline politics to influence the Government's approach to Brexit.20 Nov 06:55 PM
BusinessDeloitte 'touting for business' - Theresa MayTheresa May has launched an attack on one of the world's biggest consultancy firms over a leaked memo.16 Nov 05:39 PM
BDBDBusinessEra of trade liberalisation 'over' in the WestThe trend against globalisation is a western phenomenon, not matched in developing economies, a visiting expert says.13 Nov 06:22 PM
CompaniesWheeler: Our two big Trump risksIt's too early to say how worried New Zealand should be about a Donald Trump presidency, says Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler.10 Nov 04:26 AM
WorldNZ counting the cost of Trump presidencyAs Donald Trump's presidential victory sinks in, Government and experts are starting to count the potential cost to New Zealand's climate change commitments, its defence ties, and even its core values.10 Nov 04:00 AM
Business2017: The beginning of the end for the EU?COMMENT: Professor Christoph Schumacher warns a disintegrating EU could be a threat to global security.09 Nov 02:59 PM
CompaniesBrexit scars made Wall St bettors timidThe final weeks of campaigning have been no time to go all-in on US stocks.08 Nov 08:40 PM
