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Market close: Gentrack helps put New Zealand shares on positive path

The utilities software firm hit an all-time high of $9.44 on the back of rising revenue.

First XV rugby wrap: Auckland powerhouses notch wins, national champs stunned

All the action from the weekend's schoolboy rugby.

‘Chelsea’ asked for nude pictures. Then the sextortion began

New York Times: Young men are being tricked into sending naked pictures to scammers.

Nine tips on how to stretch your food budget

The ultimate guide to reducing food waste and saving money.

Cockroaches, flies and the 20,000 other local insects we should learn to love

New book urges New Zealanders to appreciate our "six-legged ghosts".

Tip Top results suggest Fonterra may be right to leave consumer retail to specialists

The buyer of the beloved New Zealand icecream label sold by Fonterra is on a growth path.

Gentrack boss on new hope after Three Waters, AI, and hook-up with Aussie start-up

Half the new venture's customers actually have negative power bills.

Behind the scenes of Phoenix heartbreak

The Oskar Zawada goal will go down in club folklore but there was no sequel.

As supernatural claims spread, the Vatican updates its rules on them

New York Times: The new guidelines were approved by Pope Francis this month.

Editorial: Are we too relaxed about the possibility of a deadly disaster?

EDITORIAL: We can't get too blase about the risk of a series quake.

The truth about OCD – separating fact from fiction

OCD is a mental health condition that's often misunderstood. Here's what you need to know.

Small Business: FTN Motion gets its motor running

Waikato electric motorcycle maker releases a new model — and pushes across the Tasman.

No respite: RBNZ expected to stick with script on interest rates

Markets are impatient for rate cuts but the RBNZ is expected to hold firm.

Why banks are more profitable in NZ than Aussie - is the RBNZ to blame?

But the former RBNZ governor says the impact of capital rules shouldn't be overstated.

Extension of quake-prone building deadlines a 'godsend' - but is it safe?

Government steps in as property owners struggle to raise capital to undertake works.

'Bar needs to be higher': Advocate's call for tougher penalties for doctor misconduct

"We’re short of doctors, but we shouldn’t accept doctors whose behaviour is that bad.”

Letters: Justice and the silent majority; Julie Anne Genter’s outburst; remembering Sid Going

OPINION: 'A lot of crime is not notified to the police as little will happen.'

Kaikōura 2016 earthquake linked to unrest at Taupō supervolcano - 500km away

It’s been a question on the minds of geoscientists - can big quakes trigger eruptions?