Analysis: With NZ-US trade tensions spilling over into national security and intelligence, is it time now for the PM to take a tougher approach? The post Luxon’s Pepsi, Trump’s Coke, and the failure of daddy diplomacy appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Some of the Bay of Plenty tax company’s customers panicked, says owner, but she has refused to pay the ransom The post Kiwi accounting firm faces ransom demand in data heist appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
How many of Henry VIII’s wives were named Catherine? The post Newsroom daily quiz, Thursday 30 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
A mini crossword you can solve in a few minutes. The post Mini crossword, Thursday 30 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Test your smarts with Newsroom's daily crossword. The post Daily crossword, Thursday 30 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Opinion: Unlike National Party spills in 1980 and 1997, there is no obvious candidate to replace the PM The post Luxon won’t face coup, but leadership queries linger appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Nuree Greenhalgh has become one of NZ athletics most successful coaches - but she remembers being a 'hot mess' when things got serious The post Track coach outlasts her imposter syndrome appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Opinion: The Deepfake Digital Harm and Exploitation Bill seeks to address one gap in the law but highlights another The post Deepfake law shouldn’t make the perfect the enemy of the good appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Airana Ngarewa's second novel descends into chaos and farce but he remains 'a serious storytelling talent' The post Book of the Week: The appealing Mr Ngarewa appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Today from The Detail: The aged care sector has had enough of reports describing all its many problems – and hopes a new Ministerial Advisory Group will provide some solutions.| Newsroom
Opinion: Politicians will have to find a way past the current political paralysis in France, but financial markets have less patience The post EU can’t muddle through another monetary crisis appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
'No one liked us', a helicopter pilot remembers of deer hunting in Te Urewera The post White man from Te Anau in Tūhoe country appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Revenue Minister Simon Watts sought advice on removing IRD numbers from those not entitled to work in NZ as part of an immigration crackdown The post IRD mulls sharing data with Immigration NZ to catch illegal migrants appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Employment Relations Authority suggests former Visy employee ‘optimistically’ hoped the error would not be noticed The post Ex-employee mistakenly kept on payroll for six months ordered to repay $45k appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Analysis: The minister unveils data showing a positive start to mandated structured literacy The post Good news for kids’ reading, even as teachers prepare to strike appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Opinion: Crops now grown will no longer survive, water shortages will become widespread, and food will be scarce The post Net-zero is a pipe dream: civilisation now faces an existential threat appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
It's very valuable but you can't buy it, and if you lose it there can be serious consequences. Why a social licence to operate is now a must for corporates. The post When social licence is revoked appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Which of these beaches is named after a New Zealander who famously blew up his bach with gelignite? The post Newsroom daily quiz, Tuesday 14 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
A mini crossword you can solve in a few minutes. The post Mini crossword, Tuesday 14 October appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Test your smarts with Newsroom's daily crossword.| Newsroom
Exploding transformers and crippling worldwide power outages: NZ's disaster experts say the threat posed by solar storms is comparable to nuclear war| Newsroom
Analysis: The delay to building data centres is a last chance to build a healthy relationship with these big cloud providers to protect NZ data sovereignty| Newsroom
Healthy caution or running scared? The Govt has to fill a hole in its balance sheet after withdrawing a bill for a 'Google tax' that has proved successful overseas, reports Jonathan Milne.| Newsroom
Today from The Detail: The whole world is trying to chase down the likes of Google, Microsoft and Meta for more income tax, and New Zealand is no exception| Newsroom
In this new instalment in Newsroom's Who Benefits series examining lobbying in NZ, Fox Meyer finds a leading environmental advocate feeling on the outer| Newsroom
Is having a former farm lobbyist driving freshwater policy valuable expertise, democracy at work or potentially compromising the public interest? David Williams investigates.| Newsroom
Freshwater policy changes were already being criticised for favouring polluters, then ministers intervened, asking for them to go further.| Newsroom
Who influences those in power, how, and what do they get in return? A new Newsroom series turns a spotlight on lobbying.| Newsroom
Part 2 of our Who Benefits inquiry into the EDS: A small team led by one man has achieved outsize influence on NZ's environmental policies. Fox Meyer reports.| Newsroom
Today from The Detail: Those who can afford it are getting thin by needle, but new weight loss drugs bring with them unanswered questions| Newsroom
Today from The Detail: From promise to protest - how the Bougival Accord has thrown New Caledonia into potential chaos| Newsroom
Customers were told data centres would open this year, but Amazon hasn't resolved stormwater discharge and construction hasn't started. Jonathan Milne investigates.| Newsroom
Secret plans for the location of Amazon Web Services' new cloud computing facility reveal the planned removal of a dabchick nesting site, reports Jonathan Milne.| Newsroom
Opinion: Tech giant Amazon's NZ boss makes one of the clumsiest and most embarrassing attempts in a long time to spin good news out of a fiasco, writes Jonathan Milne| Newsroom
Newsroom reveals ministers will intervene to improve aviation sector competition, as Air NZ fares soar and smaller regional airlines cancel routes. Jonathan Milne reports.| Newsroom
Is the concern over the airport's audacious price hike an argument for the Government proffering a carrot or a stick, like the Chathams but super-sized?| Newsroom
Analysis: Soaring airfares and cancelled routes have forced Govt to offer small aviation companies $30m in loans – just don't call it a bailout, ministers say| Newsroom
With closed-door consultations taking place on NZ's terror laws, there are concerns the Government could follow the lead of others and crack down on legitimate protest| Newsroom
A deep dive into the big tech company's finances reveals it's charging NZ firms and government agencies hundreds of millions for 'local' storage that it hasn't built. Jonathan Milne investigates.| Newsroom
