The New Zealand dollar was little changed as the excitement about the supposed trade deal reached last week between the US and China began to evaporate

A growing number of Australian tourists more than offset declining Asian and European visitor numbers as the pace of growth across the sector continues to moderate

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters used his first-ever address to a Council of Trade Unions national conference to chide the union movement for striking more under a Labour-led than a National-led government

Oil and gas will remain a key part of the global energy mix for decades to come if the world is to improve access to energy for a growing population and at the same time reduce emissions, BP group chief economist Spencer Dale says

Ebos is paying A$34 million to buy the LMT and National Surgical businesses in its first foray into the medical devices sector

Australian-listed shares of fibre-cement leader James Hardie Industries (ASX.JHX) surged 14.1% last Friday, after the company released its June quarter results announcement, showing adjusted net operating profit increasing 13% year-on-year to, US$90.2 mil

Sky Network Television shares plunged below $1 for the first time in its 21 years as a listed company after Spark New Zealand pulled the rug out from under the pay-TV operator in securing cricket broadcasting rights.