'Bus life is at its best in movement': a writer on selling her house and taking to the open road.

Why are power bills rising in New Zealand? Tracey Kai from Electricity Networks Aotearoa says ageing infrastructure, higher generation costs and electrification are all pushing bills up.

Comment from Auckland University: Social media platforms are the result of deliberate engineering choices in pursuit of engagement and profit.

Investing in green innovation now could prevent declines in agriculture and tourism as customers seek low-emissions products and services.

Today from The Detail: The same Govt that scrapped the Lake Onslow pumped hydro project has put it on the fast-track list. But whether this country can pull off a project of its size is another question.

The developers behind the project have colourful histories: one was jailed for misleading investors in the GFC, another chaired the Auckland waterfront stadium consortium. Andrew Bevin reports.

Amid claims that NZ's power network is going the way of its water and wastewater, the Vector boss rejects the need to invest more in maintenance and renewals. Jonathan Milne reports.

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'Bus life is at its best in movement': a writer on selling her house and taking to the open road

The sole female analyst in our Super Rugby competition on her path to providing the all-seeing digital insights helping players and coaches

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Comment from Auckland University: Social media platforms are the result of deliberate engineering choices in pursuit of engagement and profit

Who plays 'The Dude' Lebowski in The Big Lebowski?

Amid claims that NZ's power network is going the way of its water and wastewater, the Vector boss rejects the need to invest more in maintenance and renewals. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Investing in green innovation now could prevent declines in agriculture and tourism as customers seek low-emissions products and services.

Today from The Detail: The same Govt that scrapped the Lake Onslow pumped hydro project has put it on the fast-track list. But whether this country can pull off a project of its size is another question.

The developers behind the project have colourful histories: one was jailed for misleading investors in the GFC, another chaired the Auckland waterfront stadium consortium. Andrew Bevin reports.

How many levels does NZ’s national fuel plan have?

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith investigates Official Information Act costs as requests rise 394 percent over a decade, sparking concerns over reduced transparency.

Today from The Detail: Fear and politics are increasingly dictating where our shrinking aid money is going.

An incredible war story of a black sheep running gold in Egypt.

New figures show Christchurch’s council spent $1.4m on the community response after a wastewater treatment plant fire – but nothing since.

Lockdown was a great time to be a fish as humans stopped drowning out their environments with shipping and recreational boating. It’s time to consider quiet zones in the Hauraki Gulf.

Westpac forecasts that the most direct impact of the shock on exports will show up in falling tourist visitor numbers.

Opinion from Otago University: The Govt refers to Pacific nations as ‘family’, but NZ still treats immigration from the region as a risk to be managed rather than a relationship to be honoured.

Minister Chris Bishop reveals draft report findings that Auckland’s 80 protected volcanic view shafts lock up $4b in value, Alice Peacock reports.

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An incredible war story of a black sheep running gold in Egypt

Lockdown was a great time to be a fish as humans stopped drowning out their environments with shipping and recreational boating. It’s time to consider quiet zones in the Hauraki Gulf.

Opinion from Otago University: The Govt refers to Pacific nations as ‘family’, but NZ still treats immigration from the region as a risk to be managed rather than a relationship to be honoured.

Business & investing: Westpac forecasts that the most direct impact of the shock on exports will show up in falling tourist visitor numbers

Tim Berners-Lee is credited with the invention of what technology?

Investing in green innovation now could prevent declines in agriculture and tourism as customers seek low-emissions products and services.

Today from The Detail: Fear and politics are increasingly dictating where our shrinking aid money is going

New figures show Christchurch’s council spent $1.4m on the community response after a wastewater treatment plant fire – but nothing since

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith investigates Official Information Act costs as requests rise 394 percent over a decade, sparking concerns over reduced transparency

Today from The Detail: The Government's backdown on an undersized fish rule has intensified scrutiny of sweeping fisheries reforms.

Comment from Victoria University: The left-right divide over whether climate change is driven by human causes widened to 46 points in 2023 from 31 in 2020.

Comment from Otago University: A century of economic data tells us what happens when geopolitical risk spikes. As a small open economy, the worst for NZ may still lie ahead.

In which country is the majority of the Yukon River?

The future of mountaineering in NZ is at risk as collapsing glaciers make once-accessible terrain increasingly dangerous.

In her final year at med school, Rio Olympian Courtney McGregor has returned to the world gymnastics stage with the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in her sights.

Book extract: the threats, hates, and madness faced by TVNZ's Pacific affairs legend.

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Comment: Why the moment to take on Big Tech might finally have arrived – and why New Zealand could be the one to land the blow.

Book extract: the threats, hates, and madness faced by TVNZ's Pacific affairs legend

In her final year at med school, Rio Olympian Courtney McGregor has returned to the world gymnastics stage with the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in her sights

Z Energy chief executive Lindis Jones has been talking to customers – he says despite the high prices, the difficult times have brought out the best in NZers

Comment from Victoria University: The left-right divide over whether climate change is driven by human causes widened to 46 points in 2023 from 31 in 2020.