Trade Me drops success fee, Facebook ‘snapping at its heels’
Trade Me is removing success fees for casual sellers, in a move that one marketing expert says is probably a response to the growing power of Facebook Marketplace. Sellers have…
India monitering West Asia airspace situation amid escalating tension
India is continuously monitoring the evolving airspace situation in parts of West Asia and its impact on international flight operations. 1,221 flights by Indian carriers and 388 flights by foreign…
Survey Reveals Investors Pulling Back from Property – And Questions Rise Over Aussie Bank Profits | Inside Economics
A fresh survey shows Australian investors pulling back from housing markets as affordability pressures, higher borrowing costs, and regulatory scrutiny temper demand. At the same time, banks are posting solid…
Civil Aviation Ministry monitors Middle East airspace situation; IndiGo plans 10 special flights from Jeddah
The Ministry of Civil Aviation is closely monitoring the evolving airspace situation in parts of the Middle East and its impact on international flight operations, with airlines undertaking calibrated adjustments…
Indian Railways manages Holi rush, facilitates millions of passengers
Indian Railways successfully managed the festive travel rush for Holi, sending millions of people home with special arrangements. The Northern Railways zone facilitated 14 lakh (1.4 million) passengers in five…
SpiceJet cancels 87 flights amid West Asia tensions: Source
SpiceJet has cancelled as many as 87 flights on Monday, including 37 departures and 50 arrivals at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, as UAE airspace closures continue to disrupt flight…
The New Zealand share market has opened sharply lower following the latest conflict in the Middle East.
A generic image of the NZX (file photo). (Source: 1News) The benchmark NZX50 opened down 1%, before extending its losses to be down 1.3% mid-morning.Market heavyweights Auckland Airport, Fisher &…
IndiGo assures clear communication on flight adjustments amid Middle Eastern airspace closure
IndiGo on Sunday issued a travel advisory assuring passengers of its commitment to safety after most of the countries in the Middle East closed their airspace in view of the…
Indian Railways sanctions key capacity and connectivity projects worth Rs. 871 crore to accelerate infrastructure modernisation
Continuing its transformative push to build a future-ready, high-capacity rail network, Indian Railways has sanctioned a series of strategic infrastructure projects across Northern, Southern and Eastern Railway zones. These projects…
PM Modi, PM Netanyahu welcome signing of Bilateral Investment Agreement; encourage deeper Indian participation in Israeli infra
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday welcomed the strides made in unlocking the full potential of the bilateral trade and investment between the two countries.…
RailOne SuperApp surpasses 2 crore downloads in less than 8 months of launch
RailOne, the SuperApp of Indian Railways, has achieved a major milestone of surpassing 2 crore downloads in less than 8 months of its launch, and has also crossed the 5…
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Recovery, Reform, Resilience:PM Luxon
With just eight months to go before New Zealand heads to the polls, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says his government has made significant progress in stabilising the economy and laying…
Restoring Confidence, Delivering Growth-Christopher Luxon
New Zealand is turning a corner – and that’s no coincidence. We’ve been focused on fixing the basics of the economy and laying the foundations to build the future. Last…
NZ-India FTA must protect workers and students
Labour has a strong history of supporting free trade, and we want to see an agreement with India that benefits both nations. Our free trade agreements must not cause harm…
Reserve Bank Pushes for Guaranteed Access to Cash
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is calling for banks to guarantee basic cash services across the country, arguing that access to physical money remains an essential banking function…
Sunny Kaushal’s Push Yields Stronger Powers
The Government has confirmed it will tighten laws dealing with antisocial behaviour by introducing move-on orders — a reform long championed by retail advocates including Sunny Kaushal. The new powers…
NZICA at 100: A Legacy of Leadership, Advocacy and Community
When an organisation reaches a century of service in Aotearoa New Zealand, it signifies more than longevity. It represents resilience, adaptation, contribution and earned trust. As the New Zealand Indian…
“India , Israel working hard to negotiate Free Trade Agreement,” PM Modi says
Addressing the Israeli Parliament Knesset, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday that Indian and Israeli representative have been working to conclude a bilateral trade agreement. PM Modi said that…
Indian Railways begins to operate 1,244 holi special trains to ensure smooth and comfortable festival travel
Indian Railways has made elaborate arrangements to facilitate smooth, safe and comfortable travel for passengers during the upcoming Holi festival. To manage the anticipated surge in passenger traffic, 1244 Holi…
Political support for NZ-India FTA getting closer – trade minister
The Free Trade Agreement with India is better than almost every other trade agreement with India, says the trade minister, who is optimistic it will get the political support needed…
New Zealanders’ dismal savings balances revealed says Westpac.
A third of New Zealanders have savings of less than $500, Westpac says, with Auckland and Northland lagging the rest of the country. Westpac has released new data that shows…
Community urges retail crime group to focus on youth offences before dissolution
Organisations representing small businesses have expressed concern about the early termination of the ministerial advisory group on retail crime announced by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith on Tuesday. Created in September…
Housing market’s ‘tale of two islands’
New Zealand’s housing market is a “tale of two islands”, one economist says – as the fortunes of sellers and house hunters in the South Island rapidly diverge from their…
Hospitals, water, roads: What NZ’s new 30-year infrastructure plan means!
Leaky hospitals, mouldy army barracks and bursting water pipes — a new 30-year infrastructure plan lays bare the cost of decades of neglect, but warns New Zealand is already planning…
AI researchers are sounding the alarm on their way out the door
“The world is in peril,” warned the former head of Anthropic’s Safeguards Research team as he headed for the exit. A researcher for OpenAI, similarly on the way out, said…