UK petrol prices have passed 150p per litre as the Iran conflict pushes oil above $110, with markets unmoved by Trump’s temporary extension.
Cadbury Mini Eggs have sold out at some New Zealand supermarkets as strong Easter demand outpaced supply.
The soluble film cutters market is growing through 2035, driven by pharmaceutical demand for precision drug delivery and advancements in manufacturing technology.
The reverse osmosis pump market is growing through 2035, driven by desalination demand and global water scarcity, with innovation shaping future water solutions.
Verge readers are buying tech, home gadgets, and lifestyle products during Amazon’s Spring Sale, reflecting practical needs and evolving everyday habits.
The Dow Jones fell as oil prices neared $100 amid the Iran war, raising concerns over inflation, economic growth, and market stability.
ASB Bank failed to properly monitor $9.37 billion in foreign trust transactions, breaching anti-money laundering rules and prompting regulatory action.
A well-known custard square bakery in New Zealand has failed to find a buyer after liquidation, leaving its future uncertain.
KiwiSaver contributions are rising to 3.5%, slightly reducing take-home pay but aiming to significantly boost long-term retirement savings.
ChargeNet will raise public EV charging prices in New Zealand by about 6%, reflecting rising costs and ongoing investment in infrastructure.
As New Zealand drinks less, those in the wine industry reflect on uncertainty, adaptation, and a changing relationship between culture and consumption.
The Iran war is disrupting 2026 travel through flight cancellations, rising costs, and shifting routes, reshaping how and where people travel worldwide.
A home renovation becomes a quiet tribute to a mother’s everyday rituals, preserving memory through light, space, and continuity.
New Zealand is reconsidering the Lake Onslow pumped hydro project for fast-track approval, as private investors seek to revive the previously cancelled “national battery” scheme.
A reflective look at Unity Books’ March 27 bestseller chart, where memoir and contemporary fiction quietly shape the week’s reading mood.
ANZ says Middle East conflict may push NZ house prices down as rising costs and uncertainty weigh on the housing market.
The Suzuki e-Vitara’s first drive shows a quiet electric SUV that maintains light off-road ability while delivering smooth, responsive performance.
A Hawke’s Bay man surprised drivers in Hastings by giving out fuel vouchers, offering a small but meaningful gesture of kindness.
Kim Dotcom’s Queenstown mansion has been relisted for sale, bringing the high-profile “vanishing” property back onto the market.
The Warehouse Group has reported higher half-year profit but warns that economic pressures may impact future performance.
Once ordinary cricket bats are gaining collector interest, with some expected to reach high prices due to rarity and historical value.
A customer was shocked to find offensive text printed on porridge sachets, with Woolworths now investigating the packaging error.
Woolworths has been fined $33,000 after a rat infestation at its South Dunedin supermarket breached food safety standards.
Heinz Wattie’s will close plants in Christchurch, Dunedin, and Auckland, affecting jobs as part of a restructuring of its operations.