Two coal companies are set to become locked in a case worth tens of millions of dollars over the Escarpment mine.

New Zealand will soon get the message that axeing the controversial pesticides, Neonicotinoids, will land the agricultural sector with a $1.2 billion bill.

The world’s biggest economy is in good shape and in no danger of recession and under no threat from any trade war, according to a senior economist at S&P Global.

New Zealand supermarket shoppers are among the world’s keenest on a cheap deal, spending $6 out of every $10 on groceries that are on special.

Low interest rates being blamed for the drop in investor confidence according to the latest ASB Bank survey.

Newshub’s early reveal of Simon Bridges’ big travel bill created a political drama for the rest of the media this week but the handling of the leak also sparked a pushback from some in the media.

TVNZ has removed a documentary that claims Celts settled New Zealand thousands of years before the arrival of Māori from its on demand service

A company importing steel from China has been fined $540,000 for misleading customers about products used for earthquake strengthening.

Smartphone brand Motorola has been criticised for revealing a “shameless” copy of the iPhone X as its new model.

Westpac bank is cancelling and reissuing thousands of debit and credit cards following a hack of the UK’s Ticketmaster website.