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PB Tech offers fix for Xiaomi phones as 3G shutdown looms

Thousands of devices will stop working – or fully working – later this year.

Tax break? Govt urged to make it cheaper for employers to provide health insurance

But the change could cost the Crown hundreds of millions of dollars.

Work starts on new $110m Napier civic precinct

'I remember tears when everyone was leaving the building. There was a lot of uncertainty.'

Independence day for EIT

Regional governance returns to 10 polytechnics on January 1, 2026.

JFK assassination: Files reveal CIA secrets, but experts say there's more

An agent oversaw a group that interacted with Oswald before the JFK assassination.

The five most common problems I see as a therapist - and how to solve them

Telegraph: One expert advises on the everyday issues he encounters.

Te Pāti Māori fails again to file financial documents on time

The Electoral Commission says no decisions about referrals to police have been made.

In his own words: Trump's shift on Putin, Ukraine

New York Times: Trump is now sharply expressing his displeasure with Putin.

Solar company collapses: Kiwibank among creditors owed more than $3m

Solar Group is the second major solar company to collapse in the past eight months.

‘My husband’s diabetes destroyed our sex life – here’s how we saved our marriage’

Telegraph: Diabetes can often affect the sex lives of many men.

Editorial: Hoons in cars and on bikes have no place in our communities

OPINION: Affected residents have every right to live in peace.

Minister considers compensation for owners of banned bitcoin ATMs

The Government is living up to its Regulatory Standards Bill and considering compensation.

Tech Insider: A web browser is coming from the makers of ChatGPT – and it's made by a Kiwi

OPINION: A new browser could upend Google's monopoly. ComCom boss boosts Uber rivals.

Letters: Minister’s power statement shouldn’t be taken seriously

OPINION: The general electorate knows better than to believe it.

Childlike sex dolls are being smuggled into NZ in parts through a legal loophole

Australia seizes part-dolls as well as full dolls – NZ Customs' boss thinks we should too.

Market close: IkeGPS continues run, up 8.6%

Gentrack dipped 4.23% after two large trades, one analyst said.

HelloFresh pleads guilty after ‘subscription traps’ tricked customers

The devious policy targeted former customers but left a key detail out.

First XV rugby: Palmerston North lead Super 8; Rathkeale dominate

Palmerston North defeated St John's 34-0, leading the Super 8 by four points.