Australian inspiration for Kiwi tax cuts: NZ minister Nicola Willis will deliver the right-leaning New Zealand coalition government's first budget this week, with tax cuts at the forefront. AAP · May 28, 2024
If You Thought Our Version Of MAFS Was Cooked, Wait ’Til You Hear About The Wild Thing MAFS NZ Did Why did producers think this was a good idea? Pedestrian.tv · May 23, 2024
Popeyes battle shows how big businesses protect their trademarks – even when they have no plans to come to NZ At first sight, the battle between a Manawatū fish-and-chip shop and a Louisiana-based chicken joint over the name “Popeye’s” reads like a classic David and Goliath battle. An international giant pushing out the little guy with the threat of an expensive, and potentially lengthy, court case. The Conversation · May 16, 2024
Aussie women's team lose Singapore Sevens final to NZ The Australian women's rugby team have lost 31-21 to NZ in the Singapore Sevens final, while the Aussie men had to settle for fourth. AAP · May 5, 2024
Afternoon Update: Bob Carr threatens to sue NZ’s deputy PM; surfer dies after alleged stabbing; and ‘eldest daughter syndrome’ Former NSW premier says Winston Peters’ comments describing him as a ‘Chinese puppet’ are ‘entirely defamatory’ The Guardian - AU · May 2, 2024
Outgoing NZ Greens leader's warnings to prime minister Outgoing Greens leader James Shaw has promised to "haunt" Prime Minister Chris Luxon if he unwinds environmental protections for endangered species. AAP · May 1, 2024
Loaned bugle shows bonds, as NZ cancels Anzac service A loaned bugle from the Australian Defence Force to their New Zealand counterparts in Gallipoli for commemorations underscores the Anzac bonds. AAP · Apr 25, 2024
Lost luggage hampers New Zealand Anzac commemorations New Zealand defence force personnel will commemorate Anzac Day on the Gallipoli peninsula without band instruments after losing their luggage in transit. AAP · Apr 24, 2024
New Zealanders more climate-concerned than Australians A global survey of attitudes to climate change shows New Zealanders have more concerns than Australians. AAP · Apr 23, 2024
NZ PM Luxon interested in Taiwan trade, not travel Taiwanese officials have given a clear indication they would like to increase trade ties with New Zealand, which is aiming to boost business with Asia. AAP · Apr 22, 2024
Headline New Zealand inflation falls to four per cent The latest consumer price index figures, released by Stats NZ, show headline inflation has fallen to four per cent in the year to March 2024. AAP · Apr 16, 2024
Axe falls on Newshub as Stuff enters NZ broadcast mix From July, Media company Stuff will produce a nightly bulletin for New Zealand's only commercial broadcasters Three, replacing its Newshub newsroom. AAP · Apr 15, 2024
NZ Defence Forces turning tide on attrition woes New Zealand's defence minister says there is more work to do rebuilding the country's military as headcount grows for the first time since the pandemic. AAP · Apr 15, 2024
Scott Morrison urges NZ nukes rethink, AUKUS engagement Former prime minister Scott Morrison has used a visit to Wellington to point out opportunities for New Zealand from the defence pact AUKUS. AAP · Apr 12, 2024
AAP · Apr 9, 2024 Peters attacks Clark over NZ foreign policy shift New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters is in the United States taking meetings with officials but insists an AUKUS tie-up is not a done deal.
AAP · Apr 9, 2024 Helen Clark warns New Zealand off ANZUS return New Zealand leaders need to "keep their nerve" and not fall under Washington DC's influence according to Helen Clark, who senses a major foreign policy shift.
AAP · Apr 8, 2024 Luxon government unveils big-picture changes for NZ Cutting crime, emissions and welfare recipients are among nine key government targets unveiled by New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon.
AAP · Apr 8, 2024 NZ PM Luxon announces Southeast Asia mission A New Zealand delegation led by Prime Minister Chris Luxon will visit Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines next week.
AAP · Mar 26, 2024 NZ calls out China-backed cyber attack on parliament China remains a "very good friend", New Zealand's intelligence minister says, despite a Beijing-backed cyber attack on the NZ parliament and MPs.
AAP · Mar 19, 2024 New Zealand bemused by Australia's best friend debate New Zealand doesn't mind playing second fiddle to the United States as Australia's most trusted international partner.
AAP · Mar 18, 2024 New Zealand defies China on AUKUS, Pacific engagement New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon is set to visit China after an invitation from visiting Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
AAP · Mar 15, 2024 Out-of-form Brumbies to 'keep chipping away' in NZ trip The ACT Brumbies might have a 2-1 Super Rugby Pacific record, but coach Stephen Larkham knows just how much improvement his side will need to find.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 12, 2024 ‘Felt like an earthquake’: passengers recall moment of terror on Latam flight as investigation launched Latam Airlines flight LA800 was headed to Auckland from Sydney when plane’s ‘gauges just blanked out’ due to technical problem, pilot reportedly told passengers
AAP · Mar 7, 2024 Black Caps pick speedster Sears for second Test NZ stalwarts Kane Williamson and Tim Southee will each play their 100th Test this week against Australia, as quick Ben Sears prepares to play his first.
AAP · Mar 4, 2024 NZ PM Luxon heading to Melbourne's ASEAN summit New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon will meet a range of leaders in Melbourne this week after being invited to the ASEAN summit.