A Māori economist says dairy, beef, sheep, and tourism—key Māori economic sectors—have lifted New Zealand out of recession, but more is needed to balance economic and social growth.

Hang Seng slips as China holds rates steady, tech stocks drag. ASX 200 rallies on Wall Street gains, while Nikkei dips on ...

Today there are echoes of our most famous former Prime Minster Seddon’s words “New Zealand is God’s own country, but the ...

Next Thursday in the Opposition Leader’s traditional budget-in-reply speech Dutton will again hold back on expansive policy ...

The Government is auctioning 15 online casino licences, regulating online gambling for the first time. There are fears ...

Air New Zealand says it is “closely monitoring” the situation after a significant power outage at Europe’s busiest airport ...

The U.S. dollar was on the front foot against major peers on Friday after its best single-day performance for three weeks ...

New Zealand is officially out of recession, but the chaos of Trump’s tariff policy remains a threat to medium-term growth.

New Zealand has crawled out of a shallow recession as the nation’s all-important farming and tourism sectors splutter back to ...

New Zealand’s economy bounced out of the worst (non-Covid) recession since 1991 with stronger than expected growth in the ...

It’s not going to be flash, but economists are forecasting that new data will show the New Zealand economy returned to growth ...

Stocks rose after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, while lowering its forecasts for growth this year. Not long ago, Fed officials presumed that 2025 would simply be about getting to the ...