New Zealand (NZ) stories
Vaughan Nankivell is being remembered as a man who threw himself into life and was passionate about all he did.
One of Australia's most high profile channel bosses is heading to NZ, with Microsoft's Phil Goldie taking on a new role at Microsoft NZ.
Hemisphere Technologies has been acquired in a deal the security distie says provides partners with increased market opportunities.
Local ShoreTel partners have experienced a space odyssey at the Kennedy Space Center after winning the vendor's Great Rewards 2016 incentives program.
Earthquake recovery is largely complete as the university outlines a 30-year campus blueprint, with key projects due by 2018.
InternetNZ lauds Govt for expanding UFB, which will reach 85% of Kiwis by 2024, exceeding initial targets and advancing connectivity.
UFB2 will extend fibre broadband to 12 more central North Island towns, with WEL and Waipa Networks investing about NZD $60 million.
Green building could lift investment returns and productivity, with New Zealand's property sector warned it must cut emissions as cities grow.
Owners of vulnerable Wellington buildings will get help with costly earthquake safety work, with a NZD $3 million fund set up by government.
Public safety fears have prompted support for a government fund to help owners secure dangerous facades in Wellington and nearby centres.
Cisco Systems New Zealand is back in black, recording a profit for the latest financial year and arresting decline in sales.
Safety improvements in forestry are being driven by new technology, with proven case studies set to feature at March’s Forest Safety Summit.
Builders could cut concrete emissions by up to 30% as a New Zealand firm rolls out a low-carbon cement made from local pozzolan.
JB Hi-Fi NZ has seen its final profit for last financial year almost halved, despite an 11% rise in revenue and a jump of nearly 13% in gross profit.
Nine in ten major government projects are on track or better, though five remain flagged for delivery risks in a GBP £37 billion programme.
Judges will decide category and supreme winners next month, after tight competition left several entries out by a single point.
More than 100 workers have repaired the Picton-to-Grassmere section, edging the earthquake-hit Main North Line closer to reopening.
Rising renter numbers are fuelling fears that fewer first-time buyers could reshape communities and dent the economy for years to come.
Auckland researchers say a translocation method could speed ecological recovery at mine sites and cut long-term restoration costs worldwide.
The top 10 most Instagrammed spots in New Zealand have been revealed, showcasing the country's stunning landscapes and photography skills.