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OPINION: Does New Zealand deserve its favourable reputation?
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Kinetic says about 75% of Auckland's buses will be electric over the next 3-5 years.
SMEs vulnerable to cyber security breaches, report reveals
Many SMEs believe they are too small or inconsequential to appeal to cyber criminals.
NZ’s looming gas shortage: The case for LNG imports
Data shows NZ's natural gas production is expected to drop below demand very soon.
Close eye needed on potential petrol price gouging - Consumer NZ
Many motorists say they are paying more for fuel than their neighbouring towns.
'Disastrous during storms and crashes': Downer power workers face job cut proposal
Union says workers at nine depots across the North Island in talks over job future.
Second major bank cuts mortgage rates
Falling inflation today provided more good news as banks start cutting interest rates.
Market close: NZ stocks push higher on back of falling inflation
The New Zealand sharemarket closed at a 29-month high.
Inflation fall puts October rate cut on the cards - ASB
As the inflation rate drops close to the target range, calls for early cuts are growing.
Who loses most in Auckland Airport v airlines pricing stoush
Regulator says airport targeting excess profits of more than $226 million over five years.
'NZ's truly first high-rise fully modular block': $75m 16-level Moxy for Auckland
Modular units allow a much shorter timeframe for construction, planning consultants say.
'Passengers are paying': Airlines step up attack over Auckland Airport prices
Although regulator says work programme is reasonable, airlines insist it's too costly.
So much, so fast, all at once: Govt moves at breathtaking pace on housing market
Massive reforms are under way: what do people think, what's the reaction, what effect?
Inside Economics: SPQR and what data says about hospitality crisis; Markets make sense of Trump shooting
Opinion: SPQR disaster a taste of hospo's woes; How will Trump shooting shake up markets?
The $1.25 trillion nest egg: Who will Baby Boomers leave it to?
Estate planners say Kiwis don't need to be wealthy to leave a bequest to a charity.
Cost-of-living crisis over? Inflation stable in June quarter, annual rate down to 3.3%
Hopes were high for a decent fall in the official CPI inflation rate.
Back to the drawing board: Auckland Airport prepared to lower prices after ComCom ruling
The commission finds airport’s charges are in excess of what is reasonable.
‘Unbelievably shortsighted’: Fury against Chris Penk on house energy efficiency review
Future generations would be sentenced to a life of cold housing, Andrew Eagles says.
Whole milk powder prices take another hit
Whole milk powder has its biggest drop since August last year.
Synlait says it will not meet 2024 guidance
Milk processor says its board is committed to resetting balance sheet.
Prices lift slightly in the latest GDT event
Whole milk powder has the biggest impact on Fonterra’s farmgate milk price.
Auckland Airport charges too high - Commerce Commission
Regulator says airport on track for $200m excess profit.
Gold price driven to record high by bets on Fed rate cuts and Trump victory
Financial Times: Precious metal tops May peak after rallying 6% this month.
Richard Prebble: Hipkins has too much baggage - can Barbara Edmonds save Labour?
OPINION: Chris Hipkins cannot extract Labour from the swamp of identity politics.
Trump shooting: TVNZ surges as TV3 viewers wait 8 hours; Sponsors blacked out for ABs test
Ron Brierley is back investing in media; Rupert Murdoch's newspaper prediction.
Opinion: Science sector review and a better future for NZ
OPINION: This could be a once-in-a-generation chance to transform our R&D.
State insurer looks into subsidising homeowners to make their properties more resilient
Government officials study insurance schemes overseas that offer homeowners grants.
Market close: NZ sharemarket hits 17-month high
Leading stocks came to the party late in the day.
Commerce Commission remains unconvinced by Foodstuffs’ merger plan
ComCom statement highlights lingering concerns over Foodstuffs' proposed merger.
The odd and embarrassing causes of leisure sickness
Financial Times: Is leisure illness a real condition that should be taken seriously?
Mexican lawyer’s bid to join brother in NZ thrown out despite $3 million offer
A $3 million promise was not enough for the man who dreamed of moving to NZ.