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PowerNet Wins National Distributor Award
PowerNet Wins National Distributor Award
Business   -   Aug 27, 2026

PowerNet has been named Energy Distributor of the Year at the 2026 New Zealand Energy Excellence Awards — recognition built on one of the worst weeks in the company's history. The award was presented in Wellington on August 19, honouring PowerNet's response to the October 2025 wind

Southland Student Lands Space Prize and US Trip
Southland Student Lands Space Prize and US Trip
Education   -   Aug 25, 2026

Sophie Ineson won a $50,000 for tertiary study and a trip to an international science fair in the United States — and she did it by never stopping asking questions. The Year 13 Southland Girls' High School student has spent her after-school hours designing medical products for space, simulating

Enrol by October 25 or Miss the Vote
Enrol by October 25 or Miss the Vote
Politics   -   Aug 20, 2026

Around 440,000 New Zealanders aren't enrolled to vote — and the deadline to fix that is October 25. The Electoral Commission is posting 3.6 million enrolment packs to enrolled voters from August 17 to 22, ahead of the 2026 General Election on November 7. The packs let

Watch: Southland Data Centre Plans Advance With Grid Benefits
Watch: Southland Data Centre Plans Advance With Grid Benefits
Technology   -   Aug 20, 2026

The Data Grid project in Southland, New Zealand, represents a major new digital infrastructure aimed at establishing a world-class, highly efficient data center alongside a critical international subsea cable connection. Led by Remy and his team from Data Grid, the initiative seeks to capitalize on Southland’s favorable climate and

Offensive Trades List Scrapped After 70 Years
Offensive Trades List Scrapped After 70 Years
Business   -   Aug 18, 2026

Fish curers and leather tanners are off the hook. The Government is scrapping the so-called 'offensive trades' registration requirement under the 1956 Health Act, ending annual paperwork and fees for hundreds of businesses that have been jumping through a 70-year-old regulatory hoop for no good reason. Regulation Minister

NZ's Largest Data Centre Breaks Ground
NZ's Largest Data Centre Breaks Ground
Technology   -   Aug 18, 2026

Ground has broken on what is being billed as New Zealand's largest data centre project, with construction crews already on site at Makarewa, north of Invercargill. HEB Construction — a New Zealand company and subsidiary of global construction giant VINCI Construction — has been appointed to deliver the horizontal works

Body Recovered at Dunedin Coastline
Body Recovered at Dunedin Coastline
New Zealand   -   Aug 17, 2026

A body has been located in the water near Lawyers Head, Dunedin today. Police were called to John Wilson Ocean Drive at around 3:20pm after a member of the public discovered the body. The body has since been recovered, and a formal identification process is underway. The road was

JB Hi-Fi New Zealand Sales Jump 26 Per Cent
JB Hi-Fi New Zealand Sales Jump 26 Per Cent
Business   -   Aug 17, 2026

JB Hi-Fi's New Zealand operation had a very good year. A remarkably good one, actually. Total sales surged 26.0% to NZD499.5 million in the year to June 30, 2026, with comparable sales up 15.3%. That outpaced every other part of the group. Online sales jumped

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