New Zealand

Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson speaks to CNBC about the latest government budget and New Zealand’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Take-Two Interactive, which is behind the Grand Theft Auto and NBA 2K game franchises, will keep physical stores as a key part of its strategy, CEO says.

Boston start-up Regent is developing an “electric seaglider” that can fly at 180 miles per hour. Caffeinated Capital and Mark Cuban are among early investors.

Hometown International has a market valuation of $100 million despite owning one deli in New Jersey. Its CEO is high school wrestling coach Paul Morina.

Many people are hesitant about inoculation due to false information being spread about the vaccines even as coronavirus cases are surging.

New Zealand’s Parliament has approved a bill to give mothers and their partners three days paid bereavement leave, following a miscarriage or stillbirth. 

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center cancelled a tsunami watch for Hawaii that was issued after a huge earthquake occurred in a remote area between New Zealand and Tonga.

One of the strongest earthquakes to hit the South Pacific in modern history triggered tsunami warnings across the ocean and forced thousands of people in New Zealand to evacuate.

As people in Auckland adjusted to a new lockdown on Monday, health officials said they’d found no evidence the coronavirus had spread further in the community, raising hopes the restrictions might be short-lived.

Countries close to the international date line, including Australia, China and Taiwan, began to ring in 2021 with fireworks shows.

Brenton Tarrant, the terrorist who killed 51 people in Christchurch, was radicalized by YouTube, according to a report from The New Zealand Royal Commission.

India was part of the early negotiations for RCEP but said last year it would not join the world’s largest trading bloc.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won a second term in office in an election landslide of historic proportions

The white supremacist who slaughtered 51 worshippers at two New Zealand mosques has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, the first time the maximum available sentence has been imposed in the country

A man who was shot and wounded in the New Zealand mosque attacks has told the mass-murderer responsible: “You are the loser, and we are the winners.”

Families and survivors have had their first chance to confront the white supremacist who slaughtered 51 worshippers in a mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques as his four-day sentencing hearing began

More than 60 survivors and family members will confront the New Zealand mosque gunman this week when he appears in court to be sentenced for his crimes

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has delayed New Zealand’s elections by four weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak in Auckland.

The head of the World Health Organization warned that the coronavirus pandemic is worsening globally, even as the situation in Europe is improving.

One of New Zealand’s largest media organizations is being sold for a single dollar to its chief executive