The ex-files: Are there any protections for the stay-at-home parent should we separate?

Million-dollar plus property sales have rise nationwide but are down in Auckland.

The video game developing industry experienced revenue and employment growth.

It will now be easier for Kiwis to trade or invest in the world's biggest economy.

Apartment buyers have been left frustrated by the receivership of Ebert.

There will be financial implications to Special Purpose Vehicle to fund infrastructure.

Where are the science and primary industry creds of our biosecurity MPI bosses?

Facebook and Instagram are launching a set of tools to help people manage their use.

An Aussie man's credit card statement shows how CommBank is "setting people up to fail".

The sprawling case covered meetings on yachts in The Bahamas, and in courtrooms.

KitKat lost its decade-long case to protect its four finger biscuit shape.

Domestic violence leave will allow workers up to 10 days paid leave.

The S&P/NZX50 Index dropped 62.17 points, or 0.7 per cent.

The kiwi traded at 67.91 US cents at 5pm.

Largely white-owned land could soon be seized without compensation.

Virgin's new full-service fares are higher than a sample of Air NZ's The Works prices.

Too many of us worry about our money situations.

Ebert Construction in receivership and wages are being paid day-to-day.

Apple is in a race with Amazon and Google to be the first trillion-dollar company.

NZ's jobless rate inched higher in the June quarter and wage inflation remained tepid.

Developer confirmed this morning that Ebert Construction has gone into receivership.

Jeff Bezos' cloud computing outfit remains ahead of the pack.

Grumpy growth meets increasing inflation pressures.

New Zealand residential building consents fell 7.6 per cent in June.

A Woods Glass worker had their leg crushed by a piece of glass cutting machinery.

An Australian butchery business has been fined after a violent workplace attack.

NZ shares gained, led higher by Freightways and Sky Network Television.

The kiwi rose to 75.82 yen at 5pm.

A 'British' store in Christchurch is defending its decision to sell Weetabix.

The subscription service has put together a budget, TV-only offering.