The boss of Australian airline Qantas has told the BBC that "governments are going to insist" on vaccines for international travellers. Coronavirus vaccines are seen as crucial to reviving an industry that saw worldwide passenger numbers fall 75.

The cold snap that gripped the United States in February not only caused chaos in Texas and the southwest, it also triggered a shortage in plastics that has disrupted a supply chain already under strain from a lack of microchips and growing congestion at …

Following the success of New Zealand’s first medicinal cannabis summit last year, organisers have confirmed MedCan 2021 will take place in Auckland on 12 and 13 October. 2021 marks a significant year for the country’s newest sector, with Kiwi medicinal …

Elon Musk, the chief executive of the US electric carmaker Tesla, says his firm would be "shut down" if its vehicles were used for spying on China.

China's automotive aftermarket was valued at more than 1 trillion yuan (about 153.61 billion U.S. dollars) in 2020, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said in an initial estimate. The country's auto aftermarket,

Yet two in five women are not investing their money at all. On one hand this isn't surprising. We tend to hear widely about the men who are successful investors or who have made it to global rich lists.

Premier Boyer Mill celebrates 80 years in the Derwent. Congratulations to the Norske Skog Boyer Mill, which is celebrating 80 years of paper productio

A cheque presentation ceremony was held at Tam Wing Fan Innovation Wing, attendees include: representatives of Philomathia Foundation Limited Mr

Dunedin City Council now has a valuation for the Foulden Maar mining site, but it's no clearer when – or indeed if – it will buy the fossil treasure trove.

Australian government shadows moves abroad as the British and French governments reportedly draw up contingency plans for a potential collapse of Sanjeev Gupta’s steel empire.