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Flat trading as investors await reporting season, OCR decision
The NZ sharemarket closed slightly down.
Jump in coffee bean prices set to filter through to your morning brew
Financial Times: Surge in prices may begin percolating into costs paid by consumers.
Gas deal relieves energy market
Methanex gives up a third of its winter supply amid rising pressure for intervention.
How a major oil pipeline fell victim to a cyber attack
The attack, carried out by hacking group Darkside, is just one of a growing list.
Opinion: Emissions offsets can protect our heritage better than Climate Commission
The Climate Commission threatens a number of sectors.
Rio Tinto chair quits over destruction of ancient Indigenous caves
The mining giant blasted the 46,000-year-old heritage site in May last year.
NZ Oil & Gas shares plunge after striking it unlucky
NZ Oil & Gas boss disappointed at lack of significant hydrocarbons.
Trade surplus: Laptop and mask imports surge, car imports plunge
Kiwi's have imported more laptops and fewer cars as we adapted to pandemic life.
Taxpayers likely to foot bill for clean-up of ageing oil tanker
Aged vessel has been floating off the Taranaki coast all year waiting to be moved.
Protesters shut down mine near Huntly
Some activists were arrested after they chained themselves to an internal gate.
Fact or Fiction: Could NZ become the North Sea of the south?
Could New Zealand be missing out on huge oil and gas potential?
Opinion | Rio Tinto's chairman must stop digging
Comment: Rio Tinto boss' exit is a victory for shareholder activism.
High Court rules on Cabinet division over chasing gold in Waihi
Environmental group vows to fight on after legal setback over mining waste ponds
Jarden Brief: Demands for resignations grow after Rio Tinto damages Aboriginal site
Scandal highlights importance of ESG investing.
Shame on Rio Tinto for its preposterous excuse for blowing up an Aboriginal site
Would ridiculous apology wash if it had blown up Stonehenge?
More pain at the pump: Motorists face another tax hike tomorrow
The cost of filling up will increase around the country on July 1.
BP warns of a future that needs less oil
New York Times: The energy giant said its oil and gas assets were worth less.
Comment: Worst not yet over for US oil stocks
There's been a stunning rebound for businesses on the brink of bankruptcy.
Analysis: Who will win the global oil price war?
Have the end times finally come for oil, asks the Telegraph's Ed Clowes.
'The whole thing fell apart': Inside the oil price meltdown
"Absolute bedlam," in the oil market.
Q&A: Oil prices go negative. What does that mean?
"It's the worst oil price in history" and there's little mystery as to why.
Oil slump: So why are Kiwi motorists not enjoying the benefit at pumps?
Negative US oil prices will not mean cheaper prices at the NZ pump.
Oil price jump brightens fragile global markets
The major oil-producing nations may have reached a deal.
Oil prices rebound from worst loss since 1991
US tax cuts could shield the market against the coronavirus and a price feud.
Stocks pummeled, futures suggest rough day for Wall St
ASX tumbles 6 per cent, NZX down 3 per cent
Oil giant seeks action against NZ rig protesters
Two protesters boarded a drilling rig in Marlborough Sounds late yesterday.
Coronavirus sparks wild gold selling spree
People are looking to offload their gold while the price is high.
Petrol prices to drop as coronavirus puts squeeze on oil
Drops in international oil prices have already started flowing through to retail prices.
BP's long-term ambition to achieve net-zero emissions
BP's goals include becoming a net zero emitter in its own production.
Oil tumbles below $50 a barrel as virus saps Chinese demand
Chinese demand for oil has plunged by 20 per cent.
World's most valuable precious metal leaves everything else in the dust
This metal has skyrocketed 31 per cent in the last month.
Billionaire mining magnate pledges $72m to Aussie bush fire recovery
Western Australia mining magnate has outdone all the other donors thus far.
Duncan Bridgeman: Power in the oil market has shifted
COMMENT: The big questions are, what happens next, and where does it end?