The New Zealand Forest Owners Association has joined the wider BusinessNZ network to call on political parties across Parliament to support the New Zealand-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA). This FTA ...

A Rangitikei farmer has been sentenced to serve nine months and three weeks home detention and indefinitely banned from owning animals over serious animal welfare failures that caused the death of ...

The Facilities Management Association of New Zealand (FMANZ) is proud to announce the finalists for the 2026 Ngā Tohu a FMANZ Awards – prestigious honours recognising the individuals, teams, and ...

The governments four-phase fuel plan exists as a framework but still lacks the quantified allocation detail needed to implement it under pressure.

MBIE receives fuel stock and shipment data from fuel importers twice a week. This information is published on the MBIE website on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and shows fuel supply at a specific ...

One person has died following a two vehicle crash in Sanson this morning. Emergency services were called to the crash on State Highway One on Bulls Bridge at around 10.55am. Sadly, despite the efforts ...

As emergency services continue their work at the site of a serious crash in North Otago, closure points have been confirmed for State Highway 1/Herbert-Hampden Road. The SH1 closure applies between ...

Transpower is consulting on the removal of three ageing Cook Strait electricity cables at an estimated cost of $120 million, once new cables have been installed in the early 2030s.

State Highway One is blocked following a serious crash in Sanson this morning. Emergency services were called to the two vehicle crash at around 10.55am near Bulls Bridge. SH1 is blocked in both ...

Were not out of the woods yet, and the next two weeks of ceasefire wont bring swift relief. A much longer peace deal will ...

NZTA. A section of State Highway 1/Herbert-Hampden Road closed by a serious crash this morning is now open under traffic management that requires road users to s ...

The Australian Government has today launched a $20 million advertising campaign urging people to drive less, use public transport and conserve fuel. Australia has also halved its fuel excise.