Government discussions on open banking aim to empower small businesses by increasing financial transparency and competition, potentially unlocking new growth opportunities for New Zealand’s SMEs.
Four teenage students in Texas have been charged in connection with the horrifying kidnapping and torture of a classmate, prompting widespread outrage and calls for justice.
The New Zealand stock market experiences a period of growth led by Gentrack and Freightways, reflecting a renewed sense of investor confidence in the nation's core business sectors.
Auckland Council considers the $1 billion sale of its telecommunications asset to manage debt, sparking a debate over municipal ownership versus the benefits of a major capital windfall.
A school bus driver in Florida has been arrested after a collision with a train while transporting 29 students, raising serious safety concerns and prompting investigations.
A resilient Northland contestant returns to the FMG Young Farmer of the Year competition, demonstrating the persistence and skill required to lead New Zealand’s next generation of agriculturalists.
New Zealand plumbers warn of a 25% price hike for essential piping materials, citing global supply chain pressures and rising costs for raw metals and manufacturing.
U.S.–Iran talks continue amid strong warnings; diplomacy and rhetoric navigate fragile peace, while global eyes watch regional stability and potential escalation.
A former Marine charged in a mass shooting has been ordered by the court to undergo psychiatric treatment, highlighting the complexities of mental health in legal proceedings.
A major shareholder divests a nearly 25% stake in media company NZME, signaling a significant shift in ownership and a new era for New Zealand’s prominent news and broadcasting organization.
The Artemis II mission, led by U.S. and Canadian astronauts, has captured worldwide attention as it loops around the Moon, rekindling global wonder and shared ambition in space exploration.
A court ruling has determined that Taylor Frankie Paul, star of "Mormon Wives," cannot have unsupervised visits with her toddler son, highlighting ongoing custody concerns.
A high school principal in Oklahoma has been shot in the leg after bravely confronting an armed man, prompting an immediate investigation into the incident.
A shootout near the former Israeli consulate in Istanbul left one attacker dead, two wounded and two police officers injured as Turkish authorities swiftly secured the area.
Campbell Wilson resigns from his role as CEO of Air India, concluding a tenure focused on strategic modernization and signaling a new phase of leadership for the international carrier.
A Kimberly-Clark employee has been detained on suspicion of arson after a significant fire engulfed the company’s warehouse in Ontario, raising concerns about workplace safety and accountability.
Wall Street rises as investor optimism grows amid emerging peace talks, reflecting a delicate interplay of hope, sentiment, and cautious economic confidence.
An editorial reflection on the strategic alignment between Taiwanese and South Korean manufacturing, exploring the themes of industrial synergy and the shared pursuit of smart technology.
Extreme storms and heavy rains in Afghanistan have killed 22 people and injured dozens, with flooding and collapsing roofs adding to the challenges faced by vulnerable communities.
In a concerning incident in northern California, ICE agents shot a man while he was inside his vehicle, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the encounter.
Thousands celebrate Lagos Afro-Brazilian carnival, a colorful, rhythmic festival uniting culture, music, and community in a vibrant citywide celebration.
A former FedEx driver has pleaded guilty to the tragic killing of a 7-year-old girl shortly after making a delivery to her home in Texas, bringing closure to a heartbreaking case.
An editorial contemplation on the development of Argentina’s Vaca Muerta, exploring the themes of energy resilience and the transformation of a regional resource into a national strength.
North Korea has launched missiles into the sea, directly undermining South Korea’s aspirations for better diplomatic ties, with Pyongyang ridiculing these hopes.