The US Supreme Court rules Congress, not the President, can impose tariffs, striking down Donald Trump’s additional trade tariffs.

Arguably, a more productive impulse may be recalibration rather than wholesale change – not asking what comes next, but rather what is better left behind as we embark on another year. So how might ...

After a hiatus last year, the third iteration of the Blind Tasting returned as a one-day event in Auckland, assessing 887 wines across more than 40 varieties and all 10 winegrowing regions.

Biosecurity New Zealand lifts fruit and vegetable movement controls in Auckland’s Mt Roskill after no further Queensland fruit fly detections.

Fonterra plans a special Mainland dividend of 14-18c/share for 2026, in addition to a $2/share capital return from the sale to Lactalis.

A 2025 study finds Bovonic’s QuadSense system delivers $29,547 per season in financial, labour and animal health gains on New ...

Pāmu has welcomed ten new apprentices into its 2026 intake, marking the second year of a scheme designed to equip the next generation of farmers with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed for a ...

Trainees in the horticulture industry studying towards a certificate or diploma can now apply for Horticulture New Zealand's (HortNZ) 2026 Industry Training Scholarships programme. Twenty-five ...

Paul and Amy Mason revive Hidden Vineyard in Te Muna Valley, producing site-driven Pinot Noir and Rosé while leading ...

RSE worker Ben Enock uses Cloudy Bay’s Good Pick Fund to launch a store, café, and boarding house on Pele Island, supporting ...

With under nine months to the 2026 election, Labour faces uncertainty over working with the Māori Party as Chris Hipkins ...