
Hallenstein Glasson lifts profit 14% to $39.5m as Glassons Australia surges
Glassons Australia continues to be the standout performer, with profit growing 15.3%.
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Zakir Yusof is determined to give back to the country that gave him a home.
The French have terroir - the Matiti collective preferred to listen to Hineahuone.
One of the classics of NZ horse racing is moving to Auckland.
Auckland provides 10 of the 26 players named in the New Zealand Schools squad.
Since Cyclone Gabrielle, 113 formal dust complaints have been made to the council.
Ballot bins have been placed at supermarkets, libraries and community hubs.
Two key figures in dam debate back for another local politics run - one for, one against.
From today, New Zealand racing fans are again spoiled for choice.
NZTA acknowledges the disruption will be frustrating for drivers over the summer.
Sales in this year's first half were the highest the company had recorded in a half-year.
The new KFC could replace the closed Vege Shed, and not everyone's happy.
National League is off the cards for Napier City Rovers but they still target silverware.
'If we don’t have this, in eight to 10 years’ time we won’t have a beach.'
Strong winds in Wellington reach gusts of 120km/h at Baring Head.
Jake Williams and Napier City Rovers aim for strong Central League finish.
Westlake Boys secured their fifth consecutive North Harbour championship.
The Herald previously reported the collection of specimens was at risk of disposal.
Two rounds remain, with Napier City Rovers needing wins and Western Suburbs to lose.
'I’m working a lot with molecules and how they tie together with other flavours.'
King's College will face St Kentigern in the Auckland 1A final at Eden Park.
One candidate is running for mayor in two places at opposite ends of the South Island.
Four candidates in Hawke’s Bay are elected unopposed across region's five councils.
'Trying to create a vibe' in this economy means thinking outside the square.
She made history in 2023, winning at Indianapolis with an all-female team.
Voting opens September 9 and closes midday on October 11.
Business leaders reflect on a vision for Wellington's future
The Bill Robertson-coached team sits in fifth place on the points table.
Calvin Harris-Tavita has shown his match-winning chops in 1A First XV rugby.
More than 100,000 New Zealanders can’t keep warm in their homes over winter. We ask why.