A Turkish company that participated in the Government’s hunt for Liquefied Natural Gas options says New Zealand faces “upward pressure” on gas...

The Ministry of Education has released a damning internal memo outlining serious concerns about school lunch suppliers Libelle and Compass, after the Ombudsman...

Something rather unexpected happened at one point during Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s pre-budget speech in Auckland last week: silence.The BusinessN...

Donald Trump’s tariff blitz will impoverish developing regional nations and drive them towards China’s bosom, the government fears.

Former Defence Force chief Chris Barrie says he has watched with alarm as the US president upends traditional alliances.

The iPhone maker wants to diversify its supply chain beyond China. Can the world’s largest democracy deliver?

Child malnutrition is skyrocketing in Sri Lanka as the country encounters its worst economic crisis since independence, how did things get so bad?

New Zealand is edging closer to a deeper diplomatic and trade relationship with India, but an old nuclear obstacle still looms.A former assistant secretary-gene...

Like an episode of Coronation Street, the Investment Summit craze from Britain has arrived, but it’s a bit later for us. Britain has held three such...

OPINION: Council politicians and staff live in a purgatory between central government’s legislative factory and grumpy ratepayers who hold “the bloody council” responsible for all their woes.

Just a month into the Trump presidency, America’s allies are being forced to think the once-unthinkable

Australia’s former top diplomat says Donald Trump may achieve what 75 years of post-war anti-Americanism could not: concede the case for moral equivalence.

The New Zealand Defence Force refuses to say whether artillery ammunition stocks were ever allowed to run so low that the whole country was left with 50 rounds...

Laura Fergusson, transitional home, rehabilitation for physically disabled community

In a G-Zero world, where no one country or group of countries is willing and able to provide global leadership, the law of the jungle prevails.

Victoria has been the lowest-taxing, lowest-spending mainland state over the past 25 years, a new analysis shows. Its bottom line is still a disaster, but it’s not all self-inflicted.

American and Australian officials are warning the Albanese government that its crackdown on social media platforms could anger the incoming US president into putting tariffs on $33 billion of exports.

The list of issues I was right about goes on and on. Guns? Kamala Harris owns too many, but also not enough.

The new card readers will accept Apple and Google Pay, debit cards and most credit cards.

Just over a week ago, one question was front and centre at a foreign investor forum in Thailand: If your country is so great, why is everybody leaving?The answe...

Most analysts overestimate energy demand and underestimate technological advances

Fonterra’s farmer-owners will get the chance to grill the dairy giant’s leaders this week after it revealed a full sale or an initial public offerin...