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Millions in taxpayer cash on the line as Govt pushes for Wellington Avatar premiere

Disney stands to gain tens of millions of dollars if one of the films premieres in NZ.

‘Emerging Company of the Year’ Projectworks raises US$12m, plans AI splash

Wellington start-up says it will be able to spot when you're burned out.

Why Barnett's sad fate is the Warriors worst injury setback in a decade

It’s not an insurmountable situation for the Warriors but it is bitter timing.

Chilled out: Inside the NZME shareholders' meeting as agitator Jim Grenon fronts up

Steven Joyce and Grenon appointed to Herald owner's board and turn their focus inward.

Market close: NZX 50 drops 0.7%

Share volumes amounting to $243.9 million changed hands across the main board on Tuesday.

On the bus: Behind the scenes of NZ’s greatest schoolboy rugby grudge match

The Christ's v CBHS game featured the highest score in the fixture's 133-year history.

Nicola Willis sets aside money for election costings unit

An old proposal to establish a unit to cost election policies has funding.

How All Black's return to NZ could solve the No 6 dilemma

Former All Blacks loose forward likely to return home and target World Cup.

Major healthcare provider eyes growth, as Government ups outsourcing

Evolution Healthcare chief executive speaks to the Herald.

NZME's D-Day is finally here: What to expect at today's shareholder meeting

Shareholders come together to vote in media firm's new board, to be led by Steven Joyce.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: June 1 - 30

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.

Brent Carey: Why a social media ban for under-16s won't work

OPINION: Stifling youth expression won't solve digital dilemmas.

'I’ve still got marks': Ex-Two by Twos churchgoer alleges 'extreme' child beatings

The woman left the church after 60 years over what she claims was inaction over abuse.

Opinion: Scots College rugby default raises serious concerns

OPINION: St Peter's Cambridge seek first Central North Island title since 2020.

Opinion: Foreign aid isn’t just about survival today, it's about hope for tomorrow

Wealthy countries are cutting aid, putting children in life-threatening situations.

Govt considering 'demolition' for Chateau Tongariro, deemed a ‘fiscal risk’ in Budget 2025

Options are being investigated for the site, 'including demolition'.