A look at the Milford Living development on Auckland's North Shore

Hobbit Honey featuring spokesman Richard Duncan

Tristram Clayton joined almost 30 business and community leaders from across the country yesterday as they jumped off Auckland’s Sky Tower for the second annual “Drop Your Boss” challenge.

New Zealand's latest GDP stats are out - and thanks to building and construction, tourism and immigration, growth is highest in the Western world - but is it all good news? Graphics: Phil Welch

Why are stock markets freaking out and is there a crash coming? Liam Dann talks to Harbour Asset Management’s Shane Solly and Craig’s Investment Partners.

New Zealand’s economy grew at 3.6 per cent in the year to June 30 – one of the strongest rates in the Western World. Liam Dann talks to Craig’s Investment Partner’s Mark Lister and Harbour Asset Management’s Shane Solly.

Robots on Queen St waiting in line to get the iPhone 7

Dairy prices are up, GDP forecasts are strong and your house is worth $1 million. So why the economic gloom? Liam Dann talks to economists Cameron Bagrie and Christina Leung about the sense of unease overshadowing New Zealand’s recovery.

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The iPhone 7 was launched today

Watch NZH focus: The rocket ship that is the New Zealand housing market has shown little sign of losing impetus in the past few months. Tristram Clayton talks to QV national spokesperson Andrea Rush.

Telco Vodafone is testing a SmartJacket in NZ - which uses more than 300 LED lights to signal which way a cyclist is turning on a pre-programmed route.

Watch NZH Focus: Tristram Clayton and Anne Gibson talk about the latest news in property and is the way forward for first home buyers in Auckland to consider an apartment in order to get onto the property ladder.

Run by the Commission for Financial Capability - the government's money education arm - this year's money week is designed to get people thinking about planning for their financial future. NZHerald talked to four Aucklanders about whether they have a money plan and how worried they are about money.

Business editor at large Liam Dann talks to Pie Funds CEO Mike Taylor about the bull market and if it can last.

Jason Croad of Old El Paso talks at the food expo.

Piccolos potatoes's John Wilcox discusses his latest product.

Visiting S&P chief economist Paul Sheard talks to Liam Dann about weird times in world finance – and how New Zealand is looking.

Christiann Corus talks about the food expo in Manukau.

Masterchef winner Brett McGregor shows us how to make kumara waffles.

Chris Fisher, Countdown merchandise general manager, explains the reasons behind the food expo held in Manukau this week.

Apple must repay a record 13 billion euros in back taxes in Ireland, the EU Commission has ruled in one of its largest such cases after ruling that sweetheart tax deals for the US tech giant were illegal.

Air New Zealand CEO Chrisopher Luxon commenting on their record breaking result, the airline and the misconduct of staff

he airline produced its best result in its 76-year history and is rewarding staff with a $2,500 bonus.

The kiwi dollar just keeps rising. What’s driving it? Liam Dann talks to Alex Hill from NZ Forex and NZ Herald currency reporter Jamie Gray.

A recent Drug Foundation poll found almost 65 per cent of New Zealanders are in favour of legalising or decriminalising cannabis. Now an organisation better known for its views on inflation and GDP has thrown their weight behind cannabis law reform. Liam Dann talks to Tristram about it.