The New Zealand Herald

282 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• New Zealand Forestry Sector Benefits from India Free Trade Agreement · New Zealand's forestry sector will see over 95% of wood exports to India become tariff-free under the new free trade agreement.
• Sweden's Youth Work Model Could Close New Zealand's Skills Gap · Sweden's approach to youth work could help New Zealand close its skills gap
• Waikato Man Alleges Police Assault During Hamilton Arrest · A Waikato man alleges police punched him in the head during an arrest in Hamilton, prompting a police investigation.
• New Zealand FTA with India Opens Trade Opportunities for MPI Exporters · New Zealand's Ministry for Primary Industries backs exporters to leverage growth from the new India free trade pact.
• Kiwi Founder Jeff Hawke's Odyssey AI Startup Raises $529M in Funding · Jeff Hawke's Odyssey AI startup secures $529 million in funding to develop real-world artificial intelligence applications
• Māori Economy to Gain from New Zealand-India FTA, Says Hone McGregor · Hone McGregor argues the New Zealand-India Free Trade Agreement will boost the Māori economy, despite mixed reactions in Parliament.
• India's Tariff Cuts Expected to Boost Mānuka Honey Exports · India's tariff reductions could increase New Zealand's mānuka honey exports to 1,000 tonnes within five years, according to Mānuka Collective CEO Sean Goodwin.
• Bailey Royal Sentenced for $80,000 New Plymouth Jewellery Store Burglary · Bailey Royal received a prison sentence for his role in an armed burglary at Brownson Jewellers in New Plymouth.
• Datacom Profit Halves Despite Revenue Rise Amid Tech Uncertainty · New Zealand IT giant Datacom reports halved profits despite revenue growth due to sector uncertainty.
• New Zealand National and Labour MPs Share Podcast-Style Political Videos · National and Labour MPs in New Zealand are releasing political content in a podcast-style interview format.
• Kereama Rewita Sentenced to Life for Murdering Hastings Man Keith Pati · Kereama Rewita receives life imprisonment for stabbing Keith Pati to death during a dispute over a party.
• ANZ Economists Support Reserve Bank's First OCR Hike in Three Years · ANZ economists remain optimistic as the Reserve Bank raises the OCR to 2.5%.
• James Henry Wilson Acquitted of Red Fox Tavern Murder After Five Years · James Henry Wilson, convicted of the 2021 Red Fox Tavern murder, was acquitted by the High Court in Auckland.
• Deloitte Survey Reveals Gen Z and Millennials Delaying Life Plans Amid Soaring NZ Costs · A Deloitte survey shows New Zealand's Gen Z and millennials are postponing major life milestones due to escalating living costs.
• Severe Weather Lashes Upper South Island; Rain and Wind Watches Issued for North · MetService issues severe weather warnings for New Zealand's upper South Island and northern regions.
• BNZ Workers Claim CEO Threatened to Cut Annual Leave Over Office Return · BNZ employees allege CEO Dan Huggins threatened to reduce annual leave if they refused to return to the office.
• Parents Demand Open Coroner's Hearing After Missing Teen Search Stopped · Ashley Wickman's parents seek an open hearing after police ended the search for their missing daughter on a beach.
• NZ Jet Owner Urges Government to Investigate CAA Systemic Failures · NZ Jet boss John Ambler warns of fatal crash risks unless the government acts on Civil Aviation Authority problems.
• ESG Investing Survives Despite Record Outflows and Institutional Backlash · Stella Taylor argues ESG investing persists despite fund outflows and major bank withdrawals from net-zero alliances.
• OECD Warns NZ Restrictive Clauses Are Stalling Productivity · OECD study finds restrictive employment clauses in New Zealand are hampering workforce mobility and productivity.
• Auckland Transport Returns to Diesel While EV Maritime Wins WA Contract · Auckland Transport adds eight new diesel ferries as EV Maritime secures a major electric vessel deal in Western Australia.
• Developer Matthew Horncastle Referred to Police Over Anti-Labour Billboard · Prominent developer Matthew Horncastle referred to police for running a political billboard
• Chinese Battery Giant CATL Acquires 20% Stake in New Zealand's CarbonScape · CATL and Lochpine invest 20% in CarbonScape to develop green graphite from forestry waste.
• NSW Police Investigate Cannibalism Link in 4-Year-Old Boy's Death · New South Wales police probe possible cannibalism in the murder of a 4-year-old boy.
• Port of Auckland Transforms Industrial Conflict into Workplace Productivity Model · Port of Auckland GM Philip Doak discusses turning industrial strife into a strategic advantage for workplace improvement.
• Government-Completed 30-Flat Complex in Napier Remains Vacant After One Year · A 30-unit government-owned apartment block in Napier has remained empty since its completion last year.
• Man Charged in Raglan Firearm Incident Leaving One Injured · A 54-year-old man was charged following a firearm incident in Raglan that left a victim with minor injuries.
• All Blacks Defeat France 34-32 in Christchurch Clash · All Blacks secure 34-32 victory over France in Christchurch, highlighting both triumph and areas for improvement.
• Trump Celebrates 250th Anniversary of US, Accuses Opponents of Being 'Communists' · US President Donald Trump praised the nation's 250th anniversary while criticizing domestic opponents as 'communists' during a delayed speech.
• Couple Sentenced for Unpermitted Home Construction on Waikato Hilltop · A couple was sentenced for constructing a home without permits on a steep Waikato ridgeline.