A New Zealand mountain is granted personhood, recognizing it as sacred for Māori
A mountain in New Zealand considered an ancestor by Indigenous people has been recognized as a legal person after a new law ...
Changing gears: Kinetic’s sell-side hits up bidders with new pitch
Sell-side adviser Macquarie Capital has done some soul-searching over the Christmas break, fronting up to interested parties ...
No captions or interpreters cut deaf people out of live Treaty Principles submission hearings
Advocates say many in the disabled community, particularly deaf people, submitted on the bill - but are now being excluded.
Burger demand boosts trade as US becomes NZ's second-biggest export market
Growing demand for burger meat has super-charged New Zealand's exports to the United States. The US has recently overtaken ...
Watch: Select Committee hearings on Treaty Principles Bill resumes
Former minister of Justice Kiritapu Allan made a submission as the committee heard from organisations such as YouthLaw ...
Winston Peters backs down over comments after Mexican ambassador raises concerns
Winston Peters, after initially saying nothing was wrong with his and Shane Jones' comments - which have been labelled ...
'It's the right time for me': Dame Sophie Pascoe opens up about retirement
Dame Sophie Pascoe believes the time is right to hang up her swimming cap and goggles. The 32-year-old is retiring as New Zealand's greatest-ever Paralympian, having won 11 gold medals since her first ...
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Women Naval officers reach Point Nemo: Why it's called graveyard of satellites
The ocean surrounding Point Nemo is notably devoid of marine life due to its nutrient-poor waters, making it an inhospitable ...
The joys of venturing off the beaten path in Bali
My base, the Anantara Ubud Bali resort, which opened in late 2024, is one of a growing number of luxury hotels making it ...