Air New Zealand is lowering fares on regional routes to fight off an incursion by Jetstar. Just like Qantas did to defend regional routes in Australia.

New Zealands's amateur hunters, told they could shoot the Puekoko bird have been killing the near extinct Takahe bird - possibly because they look the same as each other.

A breakthrough piece of research from New Zealand shows people don't like Mondays. Astonishing.

The Climate institute reported that NZ is behind Australia on climate reform. Not really. But they do have to stop those cows from farting.

The AFL must have seen News Corp, Seven and Telstra coming. $2.5 billion for TV rights. We compare it to the NFL deal in the US.

Phil Dobbie and Brian Haverty come up with more ideas and inventions including, this week, spray on underwear. Who knows, one day one of these ideas might come to fruition. 

When a protest group sends you glitter in the post, isn't six police cars, six fire trucks and a hazardous materials unit just a bit over the top?

There are reports that AT&T has been feeding customer data to the US spy agency for a decade or more. Richard Kazimer explains.

It's bad enough that he thinks he doesn't pays enough tax, now it seems Warren Buffet supports abortion. For the GOP that makes him the anti-Christ.

Figures from the ATO seem to indicate a lot of billionaires are writing down a lot of expenses. Could Warren Buffet's default tax rule fix the tax minimisation dilemma?