Pizza was delivered by drone from a Domino's store in Whangaparaoa in 2016. Video / Domino's

The kiwi dollar just keeps rising. What’s driving it? Liam Dann talks to Alex Hill from NZ Forex and NZ Herald currency reporter Jamie Gray.

A recent Drug Foundation poll found almost 65 per cent of New Zealanders are in favour of legalising or decriminalising cannabis. Now an organisation better known for its views on inflation and GDP has thrown their weight behind cannabis law reform. Liam Dann talks to Tristram about it.

Ruapehu Alpine Lifts also faced an uncertain future in 2016 due to a persistent decline in skier numbers and falling profitability. Video / Alan Gibson 2016

Richard Rooney, general manager of the Wairarapa’s Wharekauhau Country Estate, tells of a six-week trip to the United States. He expects more Americans to visit New Zealand as a result.

Navman's latest dashcam was put through its paces yesterday by Herald tech writer Juha Saarinen (with some help from the Drive Rush stunt driving team.)

Tristram Clayton talks to Marisa Carter about the Olympic medal winning athletes she represents and what they can expect in terms of endorsements when they return home.

Construction has started on Rocket Lab's launch site on the Mahia Peninsular, East Cape

The Sky City Convention Centre is gradually rising from the ground

NZICC group general manager Simon Jamieson and NZICC operations manager Cullum Mallett on how the International Convention Centre is progressing

Alastair Porter of Queenstown explains how he plans to build the southern hemisphere's longest gondola ride, measuring 9.8km.

On NZ Herald Focus this afternoon Tristram takes a walk through the Unitary Plan at street level and explains what the changes will really mean for people.

With temperatures dropping across the country more and more people are succumbing to the winter ills.. but new stats show there’s a growing trend among New Zealand workers to forgo sick leave and holidays for more cash in their pockets.

When new laws in Italy and France came into effect recently making it illegal for supermarkets not to donate their surplus food it raised the debate of whether NZ should do the same. Tristram Clayton went to find out what supermarkets here were already doing to help reduce waste and was pleasantly surprised.

The dollar shouldn’t rise when rates are cut. What’s gone wrong? Liam Dann talks to Mark Lister and Paul Glass about today’s decision.

The dollar shouldn’t rise when rates are cut. What’s gone wrong? Liam Dann talks to Mark Lister and Paul Glass about today’s decision.

Callaghan Innovation explores the F-word that businesses shy away from.

Business Editor at large Liam Dann talks to Tristram about the drop in interest rates.

Despite the booming property market interest rate cuts are a near certainty next week. Liam Dann talks to ASB’s Nick Tuffley and the Herald’s Jamie Gray about why the Reserve Bank has to cut.

Graham Norton has unleashed his new Sauvingon Blanc creation by teaming up with a New Zealand Winery.

Tristram Clayton dishes the dirt on recycling in Auckland, and you might be surprised at what he found!

The once-debt laden fertiliser co-operative, Ravensdown, said it had raised its pre-tax profit and was able to pay its farmer-shareholders a rebate of $41 a tonne on purchased products. Ravensdown has announced a profit before tax and rebate figure of $62 million for continuing businesses in the year ending May 2016, up from $46 million a year earlier.

Watch NZH Focus: Auckland's biggest real estate agency says it is seeing signs of the property market stablising - or even plateauing.

Top wine judge Jim Harre says this vintage have been particularly good, especially as the harvest has been large, which normally means a drop in quality.

New Zealand house values have just exceeded $600,000 for the first time while Auckland values climbed towards $1 million

Star-quality Lord of the Rings country movie location near Queenstown is on the market for a cool $10 million