New Zealand (NZ) stories
Regional hotel dealmaking has surged despite geopolitical and rate risks, with JLL now forecasting USD $15 billion in Asia Pacific transactions for 2026.
New subscription limits could leave Kiwi owner-operators paying up to NZD $883 a month to keep posting links to customers.
The recognition boosts Datacom's standing across Australia and New Zealand as customers demand stronger cyber resilience, data protection and recovery support.
Cross-border data breaches could force New Zealand companies to notify multiple regulators, as Asia Pacific rules tighten and deadlines vary widely.
The Masterton-based company now supports more than 10,000 farmers and advisers, as cloud software and AI reshape farm finances.
New Zealand shoppers can now get project advice and product suggestions online as Bunnings rolls out Buddy across its website and app.
Passengers in Samoa will gain cleaner island links as five solar-powered catamarans start service, cutting diesel use and transport emissions.
The network says more than 20 years of backing research spin-outs is now creating jobs, deals and export-ready technologies nationwide.
His regional victory sends Marcus Ingram to the national finals after he beat eight other operators in Hastings.
Policy uncertainty and a stagnant housing market have deepened the slump in retirement village shares, even as analysts see recovery potential.
Hundreds of EDS patients may now struggle to get assessments for suspected vascular compression syndromes after the Medical Council imposed temporary restrictions.
Nearly half of fatal overdose cases remain under investigation, as new figures show the toll has stayed stubbornly high for years.
Local activists say the planned sale could reduce Wellington's already scarce public housing, with more than 600 households waiting for homes.
Expectant mothers were flown or driven to Nelson for safety after temporary staffing gaps at Wairau Hospital exposed Marlborough's obstetrics shortage.
Ratepayers have paid more than $2000 to clear asbestos from the closed campground, prompting council to block vehicle access with boulders.
Flood damage has left the reserve closed for months, with repairs estimated at $35,000 and new toilets costing $148,000 before campers can return.
Households could face higher bills as Northland's councils push the new water provider to prioritise affordability over investment pressures.
Annexa says mid-market businesses can lift productivity without adding staff by automating routine ERP work and unlocking new sales chances.
The upgraded plant can now treat more than five million litres of wastewater a day, bringing Clarks Beach closer to full operation.
The plan would widen access to support and could help New Zealand studios keep staff, while lifting annual rebate payouts to $10 million.