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Jury indicts 13 Anonymous members
A US jury has indicted 13 members of the Internet hacking group Anonymous for allegedly carrying out a series of worldwide cyber-attacks.
John Drinnan: RNZ to spread its wings
Some believe that older listeners grow into their media - tuning in to Radio NZ when they hit their 40s, writes John Drinnan. But others see that view as too optimistic amid the current media revolution.
Lagarde urges swift hike of US debt ceiling
The head of the International Monetary Fund is warning that if Congress fails to raise the debt ceiling the consequences could be severe not just for the US economy but for the global economy as well.
NZ urged to lift game
While New Zealand's exports to China have soared since the free trade agreement between the two countries came into effect, industry leaders say this country still needs to up its game when doing business in the world's second-biggest economy.
When the Chinese trade wall came down
Five years ago this week, the China-NZ free trade agreement took effect. Half a decade on, has the deal delivered?
Megayacht's megawrangle
The $350 million megayacht docked in Auckland's Westhaven Marina is embroiled in a $100 million-plus legal stoush over a botched paint job.
Estate agents at odds over LVR fallout
Real estate companies are at odds over whether the introduction of lending restrictions has affected the property market.
Aircraft tracking sales take off
The search for missing alcohol baron Michael Erceg stretched on for weeks back in 2005.
Meridian float given analyst tick
Independent research house Morningstar has come out in favour of the upcoming Meridian Energy float, saying it is likely to appeal to long-term investors seeking yield.
Premium restaurant collapses
An Auckland restaurant with links to Phoenix Forex - a company that sold controversial currency trading software - has been put into liquidation owing almost $5 million.