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Market close: Auckland Airport shares drop on runway delays
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Genesis says its new solar farm will produce enough power to supply Ashburton.
Marisa Bidois: How NZ can use food to boost tourism and hospitality
OPINION: The opportunity now is to promote regional dispersal and seasonality.
Second Auckland airport runway pushed out to 2038
The new draft master plan will be finalised by year end.
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PLUS: Blackbird gears up for $1 billion raise.
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‘Smart thinking’: How data-driven signs improved Auckland transit
63% of commuters changed travel habits due to smart city initiative.
$8m creative hub to boost Henderson’s creative industry
More than 200 players joined the discussion on boosting Henderson's creative sector.
Dawn Freshwater: How University of Auckland drives NZ’s innovation ecosystem
The Newmarket Innovation Precinct hosts 40 companies and numerous researchers.
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'Fuel for the engine': Kiwibank CEO on $500m capital injection
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Revealed: The business behind Auckland Football Club
Why a billionaire backed football and fandom in New Zealand's biggest city.
On The Up: GFC to Graham Norton – How NZ winemaker went global
Invivo Wines wants to double NZ wine sales in the US, despite tariffs.
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Doug Myers was instrumental in transforming Lion Breweries into an international company.
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Phil O'Reilly: $12b defence plan a chance for NZ tech growth
OPINION: It's an opportunity to improve the prospects of our domestic businesses.
Jenée Tibshraeny: How US indebtedness is trimming Trump's wings
Market turbulence is seen as more than a bout of volatility.
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Mary Holm: Home ownership vs shares - the great Kiwi debate
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Property
Kim Dotcom denies buying $3.3m Dunedin mansion, but says he's there till June
Agents and vendor decline to comment on reports that trophy home had sold.
Auction frenzy: Developer pays $2.4m for house after sellers quit NZ
Agent says six developers turned up to bid, with another six waiting in the wings.
Rentals warning: ‘They’re paying $250 for an assessment - there’s no guarantee it means anything’
Rush to bring rentals up to standard before July 1 deadline.
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Small Business: How Otto is gamifying savings to encourage financial habits
Tomas van Ammers talks to Tom Raynel about his saving start-up, Otto.
On The Up: Atomic set to blast into Australia, UK, fuelled by Rod Drury
Start-up has already signed up big names in NZ - and is now looking to the UK.
On The Up: Duo turning harakeke waste into carbon-fibre alternative
Ben and William started the project while at university, turning into a global opportunity
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Small Business: Southern charm with the Crafty Weka Bar
David and Claire have been in business together since they were 20.
Cafe forced to find new name for popular 'Cinna-buns' after cease-and-desist
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Police trial data extraction tech aimed at wearable devices
Police are trialling a tool to extract data from smartwatches.
'Wake-up call': Blackouts highlight risks of net zero reliance
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Man used fake passport to swindle nearly $1m in Covid wage subsidy fraud
The case is believed to be the largest scam of its kind.
Fonterra says NSW court decision will not change Mainland sale plans
Fonterra says plans to divest its global consumer businesses are unchanged.
Conflicts spur 'unprecedented' rise in military spending
Military spending reaches $2.7 trillion globally, the highest since the Cold War.
‘Trusted’ builders to certify their own work
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At 80 years old, Tony Thompson shows no sign of slowing down.
Twenty new buildings planned for Takapuna campground site
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Why us? Airports up in arms over fresh regulatory review blindside
Airports say Air NZ domestic dominance is what really requires attention.
Trump is softening his tariff talk. But the damage may already be done
Evidence is mounting that tariffs have cut economic activity and will soon push prices up.
'Really special': Horowhenua farm diversifies with agritourism
'We’re very conscious we’re the guardians of this land for the next generation.'
US tariffs to hit Delegat Group's 2025 earnings
The wine company has lowered its earnings outlook due to a 10% tariff.
Auckland unit owner fined $7k for 'unsightly' bird feeding
Neighbour gave evidence of droppings and effect of those on his use, enjoyment of place.
Small Business: How Otto is gamifying savings to encourage financial habits
Tomas van Ammers talks to Tom Raynel about his saving start-up, Otto.
Shelling out: Audit questions hold up assessment of troubled mussel farm
Cabinet agreed to invest $16.5m more into mussel business despite ongoing losses.
New survey highlights how worried Kiwis are about money
'There’s not a lot of resilience in the system.'
Jenée Tibshraeny: How US indebtedness is trimming Trump's wings
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