In a move bound to excite lead-footed Kiwi drivers and industry advocates alike, New Zealand’s National-led Government has hit the accelerator on reversing what it deems “illogical and untargeted” ...

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says fast-tracked economic growth is essential to bringing the country out of its largest recession since the early 1990s. He outlined his ambitious ...

New Zealand have ensured direct entry to the 2025 ICC Women's World Cup after Bangladesh lost the last match of their Championship series to the West Indies in Basseterre.

A selection of die-cast cars are now available at major retailers globally and additional Hot Wheels F1® products will be released throughout 2025 EL SEGUNDO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Following ...

Stats NZ said 127,800 people left the country in the year ended November 2024, offset by the arrival of more than 158,400 immigrants. The annual net gain of 30,600 migrants was the lowest since the ...

UPDATE: On Friday, Ford confirmed he'll trigger an election next Wednesday. Read the premier's comments here. Doug Ford could trigger an Ontario election as early as next week, two sources close ...

Netflix is not chilling on the price increases. Subscribers to the streaming service will need to pony up more money to keep watching shows such as the upcoming docuseries on SEC football ...

Last year marked a few notable milestones for the auto industry: Sales of new electric vehicles from General Motors and Ford Motor Co. grew while Tesla slipped; sales of used EVs increased by 64% ...

"It will be great," they said. And then, this happened. The owner of a 2022 Ford F-250 has issues with the engine and might need to replace it after just 34,000 miles. Back in December, Ford ...

The original Ford Everest Wildtrak model was introduced in early 2023 as the SUV counterpart of the Ranger Wildtrak to markets like Thailand, New Zealand ... faced alloy wheels or no-cost optional ...

New Leger poll, exclusive to the National Post, puts the Ford conservatives 24 points ahead of the Liberals You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account.

But not necessarily commuters. As The Post and Courier’s David Wren reports, the S.C. Department of Commerce has asked the Legislature for a one-time, nine-figure lump sum to gussy up former ...