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'We’re still struggling': Pensioner's fight to rebuild after devastating floods

Many homes in Wairoa remain empty, with 83 still yellow-stickered.

NZ's biggest new supermarket gets green light

It's to be built on a greenfield site near the Esmonde Rd motorway on-ramps and off-ramps.

Why some Māngere homeowners reject council's flood buy-out offer

Two Tongan residents in Māngere face selling or keeping their homes.

'Constant battle': Couch dumping into beloved stream infuriates

Glyn Harrison and his 12-year-old daughter Micah aren’t your typical armchair critics.

Microplastics in glass bottles surpass levels found in plastic containers

Painted metal caps on glass bottles contribute to microplastic presence.

AI could add $3.4b to NZ economy – if we can address areas where we lag

New Zealand is behind in some areas, such as AI uptake and skills.

How Federated Farmers shapes policy for Bay of Plenty farmers

Brent Mountfort leads Federated Farmers in advocating for 500 members on rural issues.

Opinion: NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy

NZ aims to attract more Chinese tourists during the off-season.

Auditor-General warns of investment need for electricity reliability

Achieving net zero by 2050 will require increased spending in the electricity sector.

On The Up: A royal new venture with King Bees Honey

Cate and Mike King talk to Tom Raynel about their new business King Bees Honey.

Property manager fined $3500 for breaching healthy homes standards

Quinovic acknowledged the breaches and confirmed exemplary damages were paid.

Crowds of up to 15,000 at Matariki fires on Hawke's Bay beaches

'The twinkling fires dotted north and south as far as Te Awanga was magical.'

Ryan Bridge: We don't know how lucky we are, even in an uncertain world

OPINION: There is unprecedented uncertainty in the current geopolitical climate.

Secrets of Okunoshima: Poison gas island's hidden WWII history

The factory had produced 6616 tons of toxic gases by the war's end.

'Māori are long-term investors' - learning from success and failure working with iwi

Developments with tangata whenua: what spells success - or not?

10 black rhinos moved to Mozambique to revive extinct population

The 48-hour journey involved five male and five female rhinos.

Wendy R. London: The perfect storm facing our cruise industry

OPINION: Cruise traffic to New Zealand is declining due to strict bio-fouling regulations.

'Crunch time': Urgent warnings from scientists on climate trajectory

Key climate indicators are in uncharted territory; 'all moving in the wrong direction'.