Gil Hanly’s photographic documentation of major social movements and public events since the early 1970s established her as a pre-eminent recorder of New Zealand’s recent history.

The significance of rugby and the All Blacks, runs deeper in New Zealand than just being a national pastime.

Total capital raised on New Zealand Stock Exchange Markets has passed $4.5 billion, already ahead of the $4.2 billion total raised in 2006 with two months still remaining in the year.

NZX welcomes Marlin Global Limited to the New Zealand Stock Exchange Market today, the third investment company listed by Fisher Funds Management.

New Zealand has banned live agricultural exports pending the outcome of a legislative review into the trade. The move follows a report into the treatment and handling of livestock during shipment and slaughter overseas.

To celebrate his 50th year of dancing with the Royal New Zealand Ballet, Sir Jon Trimmer will take to the stage in the title role of the RNZB’s new production, the Meridian Energy Season of Don Quixote next year – just one highlight in an action-packed year.

Opus International Consultants Limited, the largest professional infrastructure consultancy in New Zealand, listed this morning on the New Zealand Stock Exchange Market.

NZX announced a Q3 2007 EBITDA result of $3.93 million. This represents a 70% increase on the $2.31 million result recorded for Q3 2006. Net profit after tax reached $2.29 million, an increase of 49% over the same period in 2006.

A strong magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck southern New Zealand early local time, but police in the region said there were no immediate reports of injury or damage.

Darwin, the most in-depth exhibition ever mounted on this highly original naturalist and his theory of evolution by natural selection, opened at the Auckland Museum on 29th September 2007. Direct from the American Museum of Natural History in New York this exhibition features the broadest and most complete collection ever assembled of specimens, artifacts, original manuscripts, and memorabilia related to Darwin.

Three operas will be staged in 2008 - two main-stage productions in Auckland and Wellington, and a national tour to 15 centres throughout New Zealand. Two of the three productions are new, New Zealand-made productions.

The NBR New Zealand Opera's third production for 2008, The Genesis Energy Spring Season of Janácek's Jenufa, reflects an exciting new repertoire direction and important collaboration for the Company. This widely acclaimed production of Jenufa comes to New Zealand from the world famous Glyndebourne Festival.