Rising global inflation is pushing up expectations for interest rates and denting demand for shares.

A new podcast-inspired horror series is set in the world of videotape restoration, while everybody's favourite evangelical family are back.

Several retailers told Stuff they are seeing a spike in demand for P2 masks, and the prices will shoot up as new stock is airfreighted in.

About 30 people turned up to honour Barbara (Rose) Campbell, who was known to be volatile and abusive at times, but also a bubbly, cheeky soul who came from a significantly complex upbringing.

Two shocking upsets have flipped the women's draw at the Australian Open on its head.

Michael Venus and Erin Routliffe win through to mixed doubles second round but another Kiwi has been hit with an unlucky break.

Five negative tests in MIQ and a flurry of visits to trade businesses in Palmerston North has a city bracing for the worst.

REVIEW: Anyone hoping that this might resemble an extended episode of The Crown is in for a shock.

As the beloved film festival goes virtual for the second year in a row, Stuff to Watch has picked out the 12 titles we're most excited about.

A Christchurch promoter poised to hold four major events is '’shocked'’ by a potential move to red in the traffic light system.

While Tongans clean up thick ash covering the island, safe drinking water is the major concern while tanks are contaminated.

The arrival of newborn blue penguin chicks initially delayed some of the infrastructure upgrade work now under way in the Marine Pde area of Timaru's port over Christmas.

The QR code on the cafe's window looked like a Ministry of Health sign-in poster, but when scanned it displayed anti-mandate messaging.

Auckland commuters will be finding commute times much quicker, as evening peak traffic begins to die down.

The small island of Atata was devastated by the tsunami, and one man was swept off it by a huge wave. He walked out of the sea 28 hours later.

Supermarkets are asking customers to shop normally, as gaps on the shelves and queues can be caused by buying more than is needed.

All of New Zealand will move up the traffic light system if there is a community outbreak of the more contagious Covid-19 variant, the prime minister says.

Defence Force ship HMNZS Wellington was due to arrive on Thursday evening, followed by the 24,000-tonne HMNZS Aotearoa the next day.

One listing increased $200,000 in estimated price days before going on sale after an agent's appraisal, but buyers aren't told when this occurs.

All of NZ would move to the red setting instead of going into lockdown in the event of an Omicron community outbreak, the Government says.