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With the borders reopening, will immigration return to pre-pandemic levels, or does New Zealand need to re-think its reliance on migrant labour?

As Aliyah Dunn continues to build her reputation under the hoop for the Pulse, the young shooting star reckons she's finally ready for another shot at the Silver Ferns.

Some in the building sector want a delay to rule changes intended to improve energy efficiency, but green building advocates say we can't wait.

Here are your rugby evening headlines for Monday, 18 April

Tritium Dcfc Ltd (NASDAQ:DCFC) entered into a multi-year contract with BP plc (NYSE:BP) for the supply of chargers and related services to support bp's global EV charging network. Financial terms were not disclosed. The arrangement marks a significant shift in the strategic nature of the relationship between the two companies, with an initial order of…

A Newcastle bikie who police say fled to New Zealand after allegedly shooting a high-ranking Finks member and then spent years languishing in jail awaiting extradition has finally been handed over to authorities in NSW.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is spending this week in Asia on a trade-oriented trip - her first overseas travel in two years.

Glenn Moore resigned amid allegations of favouritism, culturally insensitive comments and body shaming from coaches in the team

Brookline, Massachusetts, banned the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2000, with a NZ law to be introduced this year. Could Australia be next?

Former servicemen told Four Corners what happened in East Timor in 1999 set in train cultural issues that would later lead to alleged war crimes by Australian SAS soldiers in Afghanistan.

With Jacinda Ardern heading to Europe later this year, the pressure is on to wrap up a deal – but some familiar stumbling blocks remain.