Musician Shayne Carter is perhaps most well known for Straitjacket Fits and Dimmer. Now the Music Hall of Fame inductee has collaborated with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra on REforms - ten classic songs reformed with a full orchestra. They're performing the works as part of the Loemis Festival in Wellington this week.

Following its miraculous turnaround from near-collapse in the competitive US market, Wellington-founded car parts platform PartsTrader was sold to a private equity firm Mitchell for $650 million.

Music festival Le Currents is expanding to two days for 2026 while Taupō is joining Harrods as home to one of the world's rarest honeys.

Phil Vine reviews Elemental by Arthur Snell, published by Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand.

Surviving and thriving outside of earth's orbit is the aim behind Australia's Centre of Excellence for Plants in Space.

A framework for a US-Iran peace deal has been reached to ease hostilities and reopen oil traffic.

Lead researcher Professor Holly Thorpe talks about the impact "polluted sport" is having on young people.

The new Nurse Maude Hospice cost around $16m to build and has eleven inpatient beds, including a dedicated paediactric suite.

A report has found Maori, Pacific Peoples, and young people are not being prioritised when it comes to accessing mental health support.

Libby has dabbled in various things and is currently the Department of Conservation's operations manager for Tongariro.