Delegates from some of the world's largest banks and investment firms have arrived in Auckland for the Government's first Infrastructure Investment Summit.

An expectation less red tape for Kiwi businesses bidding for Government contracts will benefit the economy as the Government slashes procurement rules.

Tonight on The Huddle, Jack Tame from ZB's Saturday Mornings and Q&A and Kiwiblog's David Farrar joined in on a discussion ...

The Economic Growth Minister is making it easier for New Zealand businesses to win government contracts. Nicola Willis is ...

Whanganui District Council has made the decision to ditch food scrap bins for good- because they've been dubbed 'expensive' and 'unpopular'. Hamilton City Council's Tania Hermann argued that food ...

A cloud of dissappointment hangs over tonight's season-opener in basketball's New Zealand NBL between the Hawkes Bay Hawk's and newcomers the Indian Panthe ...

The Libelle Group, which is sub-contracted by Compass Group to deliver school lunches, has gone into liquidation - but David ...

Junior Rugby is potentially in for its biggest shakeup in decades.  Under a new proposal, kids wouldn’t play 15-a-side until ...

The Energy Minister says he's doing his best to improve the stability of energy supply. A new gas well at the Pohokura ...

Unions are disputing the Government's reasoning for scrapping living wage contract rules. This move is part of a wider ...

It's unclear if Australia will hit the US with counter-tariffs after Donald Trump's recent announcement. The US President has ...

Ukraine's backing the United States' 30-day ceasefire proposal --contingent on Russia's agreement-- after several hours of ...