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Treasury CEO Iain Rennie warns NZ is losing too many of its best and brightest, as the country’s top firms aren’t attracting talent

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New Zealand’s Shifting Demographics: A Looming Talent Crisis? New Zealand experienced a net loss of 40,030 citizens in 2025, according to Stats NZ estimates. This outflow, whereas similar to periods following the Global Financial Crisis, isn’t as severe as the departures seen in 2011-12, which coincided with the Canterbury earthquakes and a strong Australian economy. … Read more

Adding this much exercise to your daily routine may boost longevity

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The Power of Small Steps: How Even Minutes of Daily Activity Can Extend Your Life New research is reinforcing what health experts have long suspected: you don’t need to run marathons to reap significant health benefits. Even modest increases in daily physical activity – as little as five to ten minutes – can have a … Read more

Officials not concerned about Chinese Yutong buses despite international security fears

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The ‘Kill Switch’ Controversy: Are Our Electric Buses a Security Risk? Recent investigations in Europe have raised unsettling questions about the security of Yutong electric buses, the world’s largest manufacturer, and their potential vulnerability to remote control – even disabling – by external actors. While authorities in New Zealand remain publicly unconcerned, the implications for … Read more

LA Council OKs $1.8 Million More for Outside Counsel in Homeless Settlement

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The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday authorized an additional $1.8 million to cover outside legal fees related to ongoing litigation stemming from a settlement concerning the city’s response to homelessness. Legal Costs Continue to Rise The council voted 9-4 to approve City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto’s request for increased funding for the law firm … Read more

NZ sharemarket plunges 0.7% – Market close

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New Zealand Stock Market: Navigating Uncertainty and Identifying Value in 2024 Recent market activity paints a picture of cautious optimism tempered by global economic headwinds and domestic political uncertainty. While major indices in the US and Japan experienced declines, the Australian market bucked the trend, offering a glimmer of positivity. Here in New Zealand, the … Read more

Meridian boss backs more hydro after 2024 winter price shock

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New Zealand’s Power Shift: Beyond Gas and Towards a Hydro Future New Zealand’s energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation. A recent acknowledgement from major power generators signals a reassessment of natural gas as the bridge to a fully renewable future. What was once considered a reliable ‘transition fuel’ is now viewed with increasing skepticism, … Read more

Cyclone Gabrielle: Kererū Gorge culvert rebuild cost $30m after original estimate of $13m

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The Kererū Gorge culvert in Hawke’s Bay, vital for connecting a Hastings community severed by Cyclone Gabrielle, has reopened after a rebuild that ultimately cost $30.3 million. This is significantly higher than the initial estimate of $13.5 million. The Background Cyclone Gabrielle in 2023 caused “catastrophic” damage to the Kererū Gorge, washing away a 50-meter … Read more

New Zealand’s Best Meal Kits: HelloFresh, My Food Bag, Woop & More

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What’s on offer in NZ’s meal delivery scene? Meal kits, meat packs, and produce boxes on a subscription or try-it-and-see basis: we take a look at the choices on offer from the big players to more niche providers. The Future of Food Delivery: Beyond Convenience The New Zealand meal delivery market, as highlighted by current … Read more

Kraus jako šejk: Tajemství slavného klanu odhaleného synem

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The Shifting Sands of Tradition: Family Holidays, Celebrity Culture, and the Pursuit of Happiness A recent interview with Czech musician Tomáš Kraus offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolving nature of family traditions. Kraus fondly recalls childhood holidays orchestrated by his father – lavish, no-expense-spared trips to warmer climates where anonymity was part of the … Read more

Pāpāmoa Padel: Bay of Plenty’s Fastest Growing Sport

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Padel’s Rapid Rise: From Boutique Sport to Mainstream Fitness Craze Pāpāmoa, New Zealand, is witnessing a microcosm of a global trend: the explosive growth of padel. More than just a tennis-adjacent sport, padel is rapidly gaining traction as a social, accessible, and surprisingly addictive activity. The story of Tony and Rachel Sweetman’s Padel Club NZ, … Read more

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