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Analysis - New Zealand Rugby and Silver Lake finally appear set to tie the knot.

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Farmers are turning to dairy drivers for help, while some employees are quitting to seek higher pay or free yoga from work.

The power sector has had a rocky road this year, with rolling blackouts, soaring prices and calls for a major shake-up.

International health IT week in review: May 30

Abigail Dougherty The cable ship Responder has docked in Auckland after reaching its halfway mark on laying fibre-optic cabling on the sea bed. (Video first published in January 2018) A bit like a spider web attached to a tree, New Zealand’s internet network hangs off just 20 strands of glass fibre, each about the thickness of a human hair. Tom Pullar-Strecker explains. You read that right. Those glass fibres, contained in four submarine cables connecting New Zealand to the United States and...

EverCommerce 1 bought Dunedin-based Timely in a deal that could be worth more than $100 million.

New Zealand Trump aide Chris Liddell pulls out of race to lead OECD