Science, Innovation and Technology Minister Dr Shane Reti has launched New Zealand’s first AI Strategy to boost productivity and grow a competitive economy.

BusinessNZ welcomes a national strategy for artificial intelligence, saying the potential boosts to innovation, productivity and wellbeing can positively impact all sectors. Director of Advocacy ...

Emergency services are on scene and ambulance staff are treating two peoplefor serious injuries and another person for a minor injury. A two-vehicle crash has closed State Highway 29 at the ...

Manufactured sand is currently only able to meet a fraction of New Zealand’s need for sand and naturally-sourced supplies will be required for many years, says the Aggregate and Quarry Association.

Following precautionary overnight closures through the weekend, the section of SH7 will close again tonight from 7pm and is ...

The Auckland Business Chamber welcomes the release of New Zealand’s Strategy for Artificial Intelligence: Investing with Confidence, calling it a clear signal that New Zealand is ready to compete in ...

As things stand, the system of aid distribution in the Gaza Strip is intended to cause suffering and destruction to recipients. Since May 26, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an opaquely structured ...

Howick ward is one of the most diverse in Auckland, yet our leadership hasn’t always reflected that diversity. It’s time for a fresh voice — someone who understands the realities of multicultural life ...

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) is advising people to expect delays as contractors begin drainage enabling works in ...

The Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust, a New Zealand-based charity, is hosting a special screening of the film Sound of Freedom ...

Kick Back, a Youth Development organization responding to Youth Homelessness, is organizing to provide support for young ...

The Ministry of Transport’s surprise cancellation of a long-anticipated freight study has been slammed by national freight body Transporting New Zealand, who says it will leave policymakers guessing ...