A handbook offering practical guidance on how to plant strategically to feed bees is now available free to New Zealand farmers.

Research from New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) has revealed the brewing industry in New Zealand remains a strong contributor to the economy despite being impacted by Covid 19.

 After years of hard fought litigation on behalf of over 3,000 policyholders, expert class action lawyer Grant Cameron and his clients Brendon and Colleen Ross, the lead applicants in the class action, together with their litigation funder Claims Funding Australia, are all pleased to confirm the

Motor Industry Association Chief Executive David Crawford says that there were 12,097 sales of new vehicles for the month of December 2021, making it the strongest month of December in record. Registrations were up 44.3% (3,714 units) on the same month in 2020.

AUCKLAND, 5 January 2022 - End-of-year sales and New Year’s Eve celebrations continued to motivate Kiwi shoppers to spend up at core retailers in the final week of 2021 and the first days of 2022, lifting spending for the period above levels seen in the past two years.

The newest member of the Galaxy S21 family delivers fan-favourite S21 features - like powerful performance, pro-grade camera, and seamless ecosystem connectivity - all in refined, iconic design

More than 1,000 young athletes are preparing to run, jump and throw their way to success at the North Island Colgate Games at Newtown Park, Wellington, this weekend.

Families will converge on the capital to take part in the largest athletics event for children aged 7 to 14 years.

The 2021/22 New Year period looked a little different this year, with many festivals and events delayed due to shifting alert levels, so it appears that Vodafone customers instead turned to their phones to celebrate.

For New Zealander’s ringing in the new year with financially focused goals, Consumer NZ has some helpful tips for fine-tuning finances.

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Challenger telcos 2degrees and Orcon Group (Orcon) today announced plans to merge, forming New Zealand’s third-largest integrated telecommunications company.