To an extensive background in employment law, health and safety and commercial litigation, Sherridan Cook now adds the role ...

A wanted man with more than 20 warrants for his arrest has been taken into custody following a fleeing driver incident across Auckland this morning. Just before 8am, Auckland Airport Police spotted a ...

Following an investigation from PETA Asia revealing pervasive cruelty at more than 30 wool operations —including 11 that are ...

Founded in Auckland in 2008, Squirrel’s footprint now spans the length and breadth of the country, following our expansion into the lower North Island in 2024, and the South Island in 2025. That means ...

Confirmation that Auckland is unable to proceed with a bid to host the 38th America’s Cup (AC38) in 2027 is a disappointing blow for the hospitality and accommodation sectors, and highlights the ...

Rotorua is set to become home to Aotearoa New Zealand’s newest and most iconic sporting venue, with the announcement of a ...

The America’s Cup is a fantastic sporting event that provides significant benefits to the host city and country, so it is with great disappointment that Tātaki Auckland Unlimited (TAU) confirms that ...

Every worker deserves a wage they can live on. That remains out of reach for many. On April 1st, the minimum wage will rise by just 35 cents. This is effectively a pay cut for thousands of workers as ...

Frontier Touring is excited to welcome US singer-songwriter, Josiah and the Bonnevilles as he embarks on his debut tour ...

Terehei Tamariki was a member of the New Zealand Men’s & Mixed Netball Association (NZMMNA) Mixed team that travelled to Canberra last year to compete against Australia in a trans-Tasman series that ...

Following the recent announcement of their debut collaborative record “Tall Tales” (out 9th May via Warp Records), pioneering electronic musician and producer Mark Pritchard and The Smile / Radiohead ...

The New Zealand Chambers of Commerce welcome today’s announcement from Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Brooke van Velden, outlining the first phase of health and safety reforms. These changes ...