Ethnic populations projected to grow across the country.

New Zealand annual net migration reached 72,100 in August.

Malnutrition is putting twice as many kids in hospital now compared to ten years ago

Confused by this election's poll swings? Professor Thomas Lumley answers some questions.

NZ First says government has some explaining to do after latest revelation.

Parties explain their tackling-inequality strategy as election looms.

New Zealand retail sales rose in the June quarter.

Honey I shrank the butter! Kiwi products are getting smaller while the price is the same.

The nations poorest spend over half their pay cheque on housing - a new report revealed.

New Zealand has had an influx of 100,300 people since last March.

Increases for vegetable prices were offset by declines for grocery foods.

Retail spending on electronic cards rose in April.

Another major stocktake has painted a grim picture of our freshwater environment.

Record high growth in immigration numbers to New Zealand is not sustainable, expert says.

China continues to make up the biggest source of permanent and long-term arrivals.

Here's why bosses will eventually need to start paying more to their staff.

Older people and women are paid less for their work, on average. So what can employees do?

Five findings from a new independent stocktake of the state of our lakes and rivers.

Wairoa butcher Kiri Gilbert believes any time is the right time to uplift a community, and he's done just that - through song. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Hastings has congratulated its largest number of newly officiated New Zealand citizens just as Statistics New Zealand released population projections stating Hawke's Bay would grow steadily over the next 30 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

How do Prime Minister Bill English's comments about drug tests stack up with official data?

Whanganui Mayor Hamish McDouall has rejected a report by the Maxim Institute suggesting many regions like his will drop or stagnate within three decades. Made with funding from NZ On Air

New Zealanders are drinking stronger beer and more often than they were last year.

Retail spending continues to rise with electronic card transaction sales up 5.6 per cent or $270 million on the same period last year.

The gap between housing supply and demand in New Zealand is growing by 40 homes a day.

As our population ages, retirement at 65 is becoming out of reach for most.

The unemployment rate rose to 5.2 per cent as labour force participation rate reached an all-time high.

In 2016, more migrants came to New Zealand on work visas and more holidaymakers arrived than ever before.

New Zealand manufacturing activity finished 2016 above its long-term average, unchanged in December from a month earlier.

New Zealand's residential building consents took a tumble in November on a seasonally adjusted basis, largely due to earthquake disruption