NZ looks at low alcohol wines

WELLINGTON, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- This year's Census results showed a quarter of New Zealand's population was born overseas and one in eight people living in New Zealand are Asian. Results released by Statistics New Zealand on Tuesday showed that over ...

Leightons Wellington Gateway Partnership (WGP) has been selected by the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) as the preferred proponent to deliver the NZ$1bn (401m) Transmission Gully motorway. The work will be carried out under an availability-based ...

WELLINGTON, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand Trade Minister Tim Groser welcomed South Korea's decision to resume formal negotiations on free trade agreement, following a meeting Tuesday in Bali with his South Korean counterpart Yoon Sang-jick. "The ...

Wellington, Dec 3 (ANI): Former international cricketers Simon Doull and Chris Cairns are contemplating taking on each other in the boxing ring in the Fight for Life event in Auckland on December 14. According to Stuff.co.nz, the former ...

WELLINGTON, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- The New Zealand government's spy chiefs have given public assurances that they don't carry out " mass surveillance" of New Zealanders and said they don't believe anyone else does. Ian Fletcher, director of the ...

Orca's swimming off the coast near Wellington are causing traffic chaos for motorists. Traffic on the stretch of road between Pukerua Bay and Paekakariki is almost at a standstill as motorists pull over to watch the orca's swimming in the water. ...

There's more Hobbit excitement brewing in Middle-earth as Gandalf swooped in on New Zealand's Wellington airport. Two one-tonne great eagle sculptures, one carrying the wizard Gandalf, were unveiled on Monday ahead of the second instalment of Sir ...

Two giant eagles, one giving Gandalf the wizard a ride, have been unveiled at Wellington's airport today. The massive creations, which were made by Weta Workshop, accompany an enormous Gollum in welcoming visitors to the capital. The latest features ...

Wellington, Dec 2 (ANI): West Indies cricket coach Ottis Gibson has said that the easy thing for his team would be to sit back and blame that they have not had much preparation ahead of the New Zealand series but they have played a lot of cricket. ...