France is New Zealand's third largest partner within Europe.

Watch: Timelapse footage shows possibility for fast construction of homes.

Existence of a dedicated test site raises fresh questions about emissions-cheating scandal

The industry of online influencers is expected to be worth $7 billion by 2020.

The Commerce Commission has filed civil proceedings against Harmoney

Lottery winnings are not what they seem.

COMMENT: Voters deserve better than Labour's 'trust us' approach.

Eddie Dilleen says there is a lack of savings discipline among the younger generation.

Qantas Airways plans Sydney-London and Melbourne-New York direct flights.

Innovators have been named as finalists in this year's EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards.

A lobby group says a towering Norfolk pine is no threat to public safety or houses.

Wall Street eased as investors eyed fresh clues on US monetary policy.

Retiring Meridian chief Mark Binns has ruled himself out of taking over Fletcher Building

Living Cell Technologies said its full-year loss was 33 per cent wider - on higher costs.

Fletcher erects new Auckland house in just a day.

New Zealand's ongoing tourism boom is showing no sign of letting up.

A South Canterbury farmer fears Mycoplasma bovis might now be present further north.

IAG annual profit up despite dip in annual margin for NZ leg of insurance company.

Director blames a highly over-stretched building sector as one prompt for its demise.

Lending limits and interest rate fears have pushed million-dollar house sales down.

Google has named its latest Android operating system - in honor of another dark disc.

Genesis Energy delivered steady full-year earnings.

Artificial intelligence will likely be a big feature in the next generation of smartphones

The electricity generator and retailer's net profit increased by 15 per cent to $184m.

An entrepreneur is suing Tesla over a "squeaking" seat, allegedly for benefit of the firm.

Apple took the recruiting game a step further, hiding a job advert on its website.

The apartments are in New Zealand's tallest residential tower.

Matt Horder explains the journey he undertook to start his luxury tourism business.

Many of us believe we deserve to have money to spend.

Meal kits are on the rise and experts say they are here to stay.