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Consumer confidence has lifted to its highest level for more than a year, the Westpac McDermott Miller survey has found.

The United States not only approves of New Zealand's close relationship with China, it is counting on it, says Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell, who was in Wellington at the weekend for strategic talks.

NZX-listed fishing firm Sanford says its attendance at a major Chinese trade show hooked the company a number of new customers.

Spider bites, the bends, exposure to chemicals and chafing have all resulted in serious workplace injuries to Kiwi workers, according to new figures.

TPPA negotiations in Auckland comes to an end the New Zealand public has still not been told what is being discussed behind closed doors.

In 2060, China and India's share of global GDP looks set to surpass the combined share of GDP from today's most industrialised countries.

There is no denying that making products in New Zealand is vital to having a healthy economy.

Fonterra has revised its forecast payout range for the 2012/13 season to $5.90-$6 per kg of milksolids, up 25c per kg compared with the previous forecast.

The kiwi dollar climbed to a 16-month high on a trade-weighted basis after investors piled into currency after the Reserve Bank governor's statement yesterday.

Leaked proposed provisions of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement could affect our ability to treat chronic diseases, writes Briar Mannering.

A bill that clarifies the definition of military-style semi-automatic guns and places controls on the importation of airguns that look like real pistols has passed a third reading in Parliament today.

Infighting among Republicans has grown as the latest plan to avert the 'fiscal cliff' was rejected by the White House.