The Silver Ferns coaching carousel exposes deeper structural problems in New Zealand netball. From governance failures to resource shortages, the constant turnover reveals a system designed for failure.
New Zealand’s three-party coalition government has hit its two-year mark with surprising stability. Political observers are reassessing what makes coalitions work in the Kiwi context.
Sky Sport’s decades-long stranglehold on New Zealand’s major sports broadcasting rights is facing unprecedented challenges as global streaming platforms eye local opportunities. With rights renewals looming and government scrutiny intensifying, the way Kiwis watch sport could be about to change forever.
New Zealand’s housing crisis has sparked a lifestyle revolution as millennials abandon homeownership dreams for tiny homes and alternative living. This shift represents more than downsizing — it’s about choosing freedom over traditional success markers.
New Zealand’s tech sector faces a critical AI skills shortage that could cost $2.8 billion by 2028. Local companies struggle to find qualified talent as graduates flee overseas for better pay.
