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Elon Musk’s DOGE says it has saved $96 billion. Not so fast.
DOGE has pledged to significantly reduce the size of the US federal government.
TVNZ loses another top journalist: Katie Bradford to depart
Katie Bradford's resignation follows a series of cost-cuts in the TVNZ newsroom.
Spark CEO Jolie Hodson fronts as $1 billion wiped off telco’s value
Will anyone on the exec team walk the plank?
Mary Holm: Can we provide more for a financially worse-off child in our will?
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NZ log market steady despite China tariffs and inventory challenges - Marcus Musson
Sponsored content: Chinese NY slows demand, with log inventories rising to 4 million m3.
Fran O’Sullivan: Don't be too quick to call Luxon's demise as PM
OPINION: Sure, Luxon's made mistakes as PM. But he's showed guts too.
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Richard Harman: Budget battle looms as reality hits Coalition Government
OPINION: Tensions are likely to become more evident next year.
Christopher Luxon on how to deal with NZ’s ‘productivity disease’
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spells out his hopes and intentions.
NZ slips in digital race, Spark CEO calls for tech embrace
Business leaders must embrace technology and implement it.
Deloitte Top 200 Awards
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Hurrell, who turned 50 this year, is not finished yet.
Deloitte Top 200: Meridian Energy's Mike Roan named CFO of the year
The Tiwai deal, a new windfarm and a strong set of financials all behind the win.
Cream rising to the top for Fonterra, Deloitte Top 200 Company of the Year
Transformation is the theme of Deloitte Top 200 Company of the Year success stories.
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We must pick a side in AI arms race, Kiwi entrepreneur says
Drones, rockets, aircraft and ships can all be made in NZ, but will they get support?
The untold story of NZ’s only aircraft manufacturer
NZAero's 70-year story of war, survival & exports.
Behind the biggest private equity deals: AS Colour, Wet & Forget, Bayleys
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Doug Myers was instrumental in transforming Lion Breweries into an international company.
Tall Timber: NZ’s biggest 20 forestry companies
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Business Opinion
Liam Dann: The economic recovery has begun. Here’s what the new normal looks like
History suggests only a short window before the next black swan event rattles our economy.
Diana Clement: How Facebook Marketplace scams are catching out Kiwis
Netsafe has reported a steady stream of scam cases.
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Study NZ’s top MBA – on your terms
A world-class master's that fits around work and family life.
Protecting our land
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Seven steps for SMEs to maximise cashflow in 2025
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Personal Finance
Is it ever too late to start saving for retirement?
Relying on KiwiSaver solely can be a trap – especially if you are self-employed.
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Some aspects of paid parental leave can catch new mums and dads by surprise.
Property
‘Phone going mental’: NZ designer and former Heart of the City boss selling their trendy warehouse home
Agent says interest in couple's unusual home has been huge.
Overseas family snaps up South Island castle for just over $700,000
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Mr Asia case: Drug gang’s historic links to $10m Bay of Islands mansion
Property for sale as NZ Herald explores notorious syndicate in true crime podcast.
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New boat-sharing operator launches for Auckland boaties
Freedom Boat Club is one of the largest in the world. Now it's come to New Zealand.
Man falsely claimed Covid relief money - twice
The Auckland man used the relief money for personal items and gambling.
Small Business: Turning up the heat with Apostle Hot Sauce
Mathew Watkins talks to Tom Raynel about Apostle Hot Sauce and its unique flavours.
How local businesses believe they can outshine big brands like Freedom
Local businesses say they still have something special to offer customers.
FTN Motion reveals new upgraded electric motorbike
The new electric motorbike can reach speeds of 80km/h and has an estimated range of 140km.
How Perchspace wants to build the remote working industry
Sean Foster talks to Tom Raynel about his co-working space platform Perchspace.
Technology
Watch: Rowan Simpson’s Three ways to be wrong
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Apocalypse now: Doomsday bunker secretly installed in NZ
Underground shelter clients sought the ‘beauty, isolation, security’ of NZ.
Spark CEO Jolie Hodson fronts as $1 billion wiped off telco’s value
Will anyone on the exec team walk the plank?
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Sky has lowered its revenue and Ebitda guidance for the full year.
Market close: Spark shares dive nearly 19% pulling sharemarket down
The benchmark NZX50 fell nearly 1%.
Tony Gibson sentenced for stevedore’s Auckland port death
'Critical risks' to workers were not addressed, prosecutor says,
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Genesis Energy says power shortage cost it $59 million
Genesis Energy lifted its earnings in the first half, despite a difficult winter.
More mortgage rates tumble after OCR cut
Another major bank has cut its fixed-term rates.
Tesla slowdown: Does Elon Musk still care about selling cars?
New York Times: Tesla’s sales fell 1% last year as the global market for EVs grew 25%.
Staff perks: ANZ’s exclusive home loan rate revealed
ANZ staff receive a special home loan rate as part of benefits.
Fonterra says full-year earnings will be in ‘upper half’ of range
It has a 40c to 60c per share guidance range.
Why buying a mortgagee sale property can be a risky gamble
The property sold for $770,000, but the tenant claimed its value was $3 million.
$1 billion wiped off Spark's value as profit crashes amid 'longest and deepest recessionary period in recent history'
Telco reveals its first-half numbers - and it's ugly.
Genesis reports strong first half profit
Genesis net profit leaps past $70m in volatile environment.
Ayrburn owner Winton Land suffers profit drop
Luxury developer says downturn has been more severe and prolonged than expected.
Sky TV reclaims Black Caps cricket rights in new six-year deal
The announcement comes after a tough several months of consumer issues for Sky TV.
We must pick a side in AI arms race, Kiwi entrepreneur says
Drones, rockets, aircraft and ships can all be made in NZ, but will they get support?
Stock Takes: Focus turns to second half after RBNZ rate cut
Focus has turned to those companies who will benefit from this week's RBNZ rate cut.
How much bigger could the economy be if the corporate tax rate was cut?
Deloitte economist shares her tax modelling.
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Kiwi bank that starred in World's Fastest Indian fetches $650K at auction
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More kiwi homeowners turning to solar
Solar energy now an economically viable option with up-take here and overseas increasing.
Ngāi Tahu brings iwi values to industrial development
Poised to deliver its third major industrial development to the market.