Analysis – There were big promises from the government in 2014 about making streamable classic New Zealand TV and movie titles available online. Phil Pennington asks what happened.

Winston Peters’ legal bid to obtain journalists’ emails and phone records is not unheard of but is heavy handed, a law professor says.

Twitter has suspended its verified-profile scheme and described it as “broken”, following complaints over the type of accounts being verified.

The country’s biggest fuel retailer, Z Energy, has made a higher half-year profit as it benefits from the Caltex acquisition.

The country’s core project to save New Zealand’s television history has put just a handful of titles on the internet compared to the 20,000 the public was promised three years ago.

A self-driving shuttle bus in Las Vegas has been involved in an accident on its first day of service.

Accounting software company Xero has made an underlying profit for the first time, prompting it to delist from the New Zealand stock exchange.

The central bank left the Official Cash Rate unchanged – as expected – and said it was likely to remain on hold for an extended period.

Election jitters and uncertainty have added to falling optimism in the housing market.

The latest Trade Me figures shows the country’s property market is picking up again.