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Ahead of international climate talks in Dubai this month, economists are updating estimates of the impact of global warming on the world economy, sometimes calculating down to a decimal place the hit...

An iconic Invercargill department store closed its doors for the last time at 3pm today. Accompanied by bagpipes, as well as some tears, H&J Smith...

An iconic Invercargill department store closed its doors for the last time at 3pm today. Accompanied by bagpipes, as well as some tears, H&J Smith...

MORE than 200 runners took part in a bright fundraising run in Pembrokeshire earlier this month.

In this edition of Let's Talk, our experts delve deep into the repetitive tasks that are prime candidates for automation

People in an Invercargill bookshop got a bit of a shock this afternoon after a motorist drove through the front entrance. A reporter at the scene...

The old information station next to Newport railway station will soon get a new lease of life as a co-working space for budding entrepreneurs.

American economic historian Claudia Goldin won the 2023 Nobel economics prize for her work examining wage inequality between men and women, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on Monday. The prestigious award, formally known as the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, is the last of this year's crop of Nobel prizes and is worth 11 million Swedish crowns, or nearly $1 million.

At a World Trade Organization event in September, former British prime minister Gordon Brown voiced out loud the fear that has quietly started to echo in the halls of power across Europe. ...

At a World Trade Organization event in September, former British prime minister Gordon Brown voiced out loud the fear that has quietly started to echo in the halls of power across Europe. "Europe does not want to end up squeezed between America and China, either a Chinese colony or an American colony," he said of a scenario in which rivalry between China and the United States could lead to a world of two hostile power axes. "For even if Europe would always choose America, upon w...