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DARK SECRETS: 22 | Vintage Vibes

New data shows small businesses are being paid late, with cautious optimism things may improve once large firms are forced to divulge their payment track record. Emma Hatton reports.

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Air pollution controls for cars delayed two years

In its final weeks in power, Labour made the call to delay the introduction of new air quality limits for vehicle imports after consultation with the motor industry, reports Marc Daalder

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Rescuing a cross-party inquiry into 'humanity's most costly challenge'

There's a glimmer of hope that the NZ public's important climate adaptation submissions may escape the shredder and be considered in one of Parliament's most unusual inquiries. Jonathan Milne reports.

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A brainy comic collaboration

Comics, or "graphic medicine", are helping to bridge the gap between patients and scientists when it comes to sharing important medical information

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Growing up in a harmless cult, by Szening Ooi

Growing up in Malaysia in the 90s in the temple of a new age Japanese religion

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Kiwi inventor cleaning up drug testing for women

Putting the needs of female athletes at the forefront, an award-winning Kiwi inventor could change the game in urine drug testing in sport. Suzanne McFadden writes.

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Hobson’s Pledge floods councillor emails ahead of Māori ward vote

Local politicians in Auckland have full-to-the-brim inboxes from a Hobson's Pledge campaign to sway a vote against Māori wards

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National must deliver on policy and grow party vote to win again

Labour’s defeat shows clearly that voters treat policy failure by governments harshly, writes Peter Dunne

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Trouble for the biggest café company you’ve never heard of

Auckland-based Cooks Coffee Company has more than 100 franchised stores in nine countries, but the NZX-listed firm has operated quietly – until the failure of one of its cafe chains put it in the spotlight. Jonathan Milne talks to executive chair Keith Jackson.

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At the crossroads of history

Zamir Shatz-Stewart grew up in Horowhenua. But he moved to his father’s homeland of Israel as a young adult. He spoke to Aaron Smale about waking on October 7th to another chapter in the nation’s violent history.

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Taxpayer investment in salvaging coastal shipping founders

It’s not yet clear whether Waka Kotahi will be able to claw back the public funding it’s already put in to Move Logistics' aborted coastal shipping plan. Jonathan Milne investigates.

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Jobseeker policy plan leaves carers concerned

Carers who look after family or other community members are unsure what National’s plan to get more people into paid work might mean for them.

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NZ farmers help antibiotic resistance fight – but human case is being lost

Agriculture is making an admirable effort towards fighting antibiotic resistance and academics want doctors to do the same

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My dad and his many names, by Angelique Kasmara

"Dad went from Tiong Gie Kang to Andy Hermana Kasmara": a refugee's story

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Indigenous reforestation is a Treaty right – and the right thing to do

Māori need the Government to urgently make better policy that will value native reforestation, argues Manu Caddie

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Radio's 'media cockroach' needs rescuing

Once the juggernaut of student radio, Auckland's 95bFM is resorting to a fundraising concert to try to clear debt in an age when every commercial station is struggling for funds.

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Karekare digs itself out

Auckland Transport’s full plate after Cyclone Gabrielle saw a small group of West Auckland locals launching some unofficial roadworks

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Silver Ferns' sweet end to mixed bag of '23

After their World Cup crash, the Silver Ferns have rolled the world champions - twice - to finish 2023. But is the coach happy with that progress? Merryn Anderson reports.

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To conservative and change-resistant attitudes

romesh dissanayake filed from Melbourne just before Australia's referendum vote

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The daily battle against our to-do list

Time use surveys show New Zealanders spend much more time on unpaid work, than in paid work, both inside and outside the home, writes Jo Cribb

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The new world of digital work

Digital workers demand flexibility, great offices, and top technology. As Peter Bale finds out, employers want transformation.

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Constructing an AI-savvy business model

The constraints and regulations around AI are the starting point for innovation for Kiwi companies.

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Ministers-in-waiting begin selling off shares – but not all

But National's commerce spokesperson Andrew Bayly says disclosure requirements make it hard to be an MP, and he'd prefer to manage conflicts rather than divesting his business interests. Jonathan Milne reports.

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NZ sharemarket on verge of bear market

Business & investing: The NZX50 has fallen 19.5 percent since January 2021, meaning it is likely to be grizzly this week. Andrew Patterson reports.

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On water reform National and Act are sailing on same course

National has committed to repeal Labour’s Three Waters legislation in its first 100 days, but legislation for a replacement regime will be needed quickly, writes Dr Eric Crampton

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