New Faces: We find out who's new at the head of the New Zealand business world.

Insurance Australia Group has agreed to buy the New Zealand and Australian underwriting businesses of Wesfarmers for A$1.85 billion.

Four new Tasmanian devils have been welcomed to Wellington Zoo today.

The Human Rights Commission has called for the Government to consider rent-control measures following major natural disasters.

A Christchurch couple are not entitled to a "windfall payment" over their red zoned house, according to a judgement released today.

When school principal David Grant's house burned to the ground in July, the last thing he thought was that he was "lucky".

Almost all Kiwis think third-party vehicle insurance should be compulsory, a new survey shows. But they're being warned: Be careful what you wish for.

Editorial: The Labour Party is going into the insurance business. The idea seems to have come completely out of left field to impress the party's annual conference.

David Cunliffe is expected to announce a new policy to set up a state-owned or state-backed insurance company in his speech to the Labour conference today.

A USB stick with sensitive information about 1200 clients of a life insurance company has been stolen from an employee's car.

NZ Oil and Gas has a moral obligation to pay Pike River families it's claimed - after shareholders yesterday voted not to fork out $3.41m awarded by judge.

New Zealand Oil and Gas shareholders voted yesterday not to pay reparation of $3.41 million to the Pike River families.

Winston Peters says changes to KiwiSaver which would stop it being "a pot of gold’’ for fund managers would be a bottom line in any post election coalition talks.

The debate on retirement income is set to continue today with a major industry group due to release its recommendations on how to supersize New Zealanders' retirement income.

Homeowners who pay to get their house valued on top of insurance bills will be left out of pocket if the estimation is too low - but won't get extra if their premium was based on an overvaluation.

A toxic paint that sickened a woman and forced her family out of their home has been pulled from sale as officials investigate what is in the paint that made her ill.

Better drivers may soon be paying lower insurance premiums than those who escape crashes only through sheer luck.

An insurance company owned by New Zealand's local councils is one of three insurers that will be allowed to continue to operate on a provisional licence.