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The tourism tidal wave - Are we ready?

Building the future and connecting up the infrastructure - Is Auckland ready for an influx of tourists?

Focus Live: Air NZ delays $750m of new planes, will cut $60m in costs after sharp profit fall

Air New Zealand has put off $750 million of new aircraft orders and embarked on a two-year cost-cutting programme designed to save more than $60m following a sharp fall in profit.

Focus Live: Facebook Will Ban White Nationalist, White Supremacist Posts

Facebook Will Ban White Nationalist, White Supremacist Posts.

Focus Live: NZ dollar's 'savage' fall as Reserve Bank adopts gloomy outlook

Earlier: The Reserve Bank has kept its official cash rate (OCR) on hold at 1.75 per cent, as expected, but said the next move is likely to be down.

Innovation Nation: What is cloud computing?

LIVE Q&A: What is cloud computing?

Focus Live: Jenny Shipley and other Mainzeal directors appeal $36m High Court decision

The former directors will file a notice of appeal of the High Court's judgment in relation to the collapsed construction company case. They believe have strong grounds to challenge the decision, said their lawyer Jack Hodder QC.

Focus Live: NZ advertisers make global call for suspension of Facebook advertising

Earlier: New Zealand's biggest advertisers have written a joint letter calling on the international advertising community to consider pulling back on Facebook advertising.

Innovation Nation: Cloud computing is the way forward

Gone are the days of having to physically store your data on your own machines - but where your cloud service is based matters.

Economy Hub: Construction boom keeps Auckland growing

Economy Hub: Construction boom keeps Auckland growing

Focus Live: Bank offers NZ's lowest-ever rate

HSBC launches record low 3.69 per cent two-year home loan rate.

LIVE: Will NZ's housing market go up or down in 2019?

Household expenditure surveys show that the numbers of people aged 65-plus owning their own homes mortgage-free dropped from 83 per cent in the mid-1990s to 78 per cent in the mid-2000s and 72 per cent on average from 2015 to 2017.

Hastings schoolboy Blaze Petuha reveals video bloopers with Richie McCaw

Hastings schoolboy Blaze Petuha reveals video bloopers with Richie McCaw. / Augusto

Innovation Nation: Our future with automation

Automation is changing the way we work - for the better.

Focus Live: Air NZ first-half profit plummets by $80m

Earlier: Air New Zealand said its first-half net profit dropped by 34 per cent to $152 million in the first half to December.

Hey AI: where are you taking us?

Artificial Intelligence is fast becoming inescapable.

LIVE Q&A: Is artificial intelligence about to outsmart us?

In a not so distant future, we could have AI provide medical diagnosis by analysing personal sensor data, computer vision and audio; children in poor countries might be able to receive the level of education that only wealthy nations could afford in the past.