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UF50 marks fifty years since the death of yachting hero Uffa Fox

This is an outback trek — but not as you know it.

A Wellington cloud services provider says Googles claim it will offer New Zealanders complete control over their own data is not true.

A Wellington cloud services provider says Google's claim it will offer New Zealanders complete control over their own data is not true.

Climate activists say the government's landmark plan to curb emissions is light on detail, full of fluff, and lets the worst polluters off the hook.

Simon Terry discusses Anglepoise's commitment to a brighter future which brings a renewed purpose to the industry

The final shipment of crude oil is on its way to New Zealand - with the country's only refinery about to close. It will arrive at Marsden Point this weekend as all future shipments will be carrying refined oil, processed offshore. It's the last delivery despite global uncertainty over oil pricing and supplies - driven by the conflict in Ukraine. Nita Blake-Persen reports.

We meet the founder of Design Week Lagos and hear about a collaboration between celebrated lamp-maker Anglepoise and the UK’s National Trust. Plus: some words…

>>hello and welcome. im raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. in the nine years since china entered the world trade organisation, its insurance industry has developed fast: from only 30 licensed companies in 2001 to 115 today. over a third these are either wholly owned or strongly backed by foreign insurance brands. but with no level playing field and limitations on what they can sell, these investors arebeing ...

>>hello and welcome. im raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. in the nine years since china entered the world trade organisation, its insurance industry has developed fast: from only 30 licensed companies in 2001 to 115 today. over a third these are either wholly owned or strongly backed by foreign insurance brands. but with no level playing field and limitations on what they can sell, these investors arebeing ...