New Zealand Herald journalist Grant Bradley finds out how giant Royal Caribbean cruise ships are built at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany.

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Air New Zealand's last jumbo jet, the Boeing 747 is about to leave New Zealand this week. This video gives us insight into the history and legacy of this mighty aircraft, and a final goodbye from the airline as it is replaced by the much newer and more efficient 787 Dreamliner

New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart has launched his new superyacht called Ulysses in Norway.

Murray Jordan, CEO Foodstuffs, NZ’s biggest supermarket business with New World, Four Square, Pak n Save and other brands.

Labour party leader David Cunliffe and finance spokesman David Parker have revealed their alternative budget. Labour has made what it says are "minor" changes to its fiscal plan in response to the softer economic outlook and lower Crown revenue forecasts outlined in last week's Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (Prefu). However that amounts to cuts in spending of $300 million a year from what Labour proposed in its original plan and has seen a handful of yet to be announced policies axed.

A behind the scenes glimpse into the making of Emirates’ 50th A380 aircraft. It takes 800 workers just 65 to 80 days to assemble, install, test, paint, furnish and deliver an Emirates Airbus A380, the iconic double-decker aircraft that first entered Emirates service in 2008. Video supplied by Emirates.

Herald aviation writer Grant Bradley flew into Auckland on the world's newest commercial big jet - the A350XWB. See part 2 of his report looking inside the plane, hearing from the pilots and Airbus technical experts.

Prime Minister John Key is on the election campaign trail and gives his update on the NZ economy.

A new geothermal and ground water laboratory recently opened at GNS Science near Taupo will be the only one of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.

Herald aviation writer Grant Bradley flew into Auckland yesterday on the world's newest commercial big jet - the A350XWB. See inside the plane and hear from its pilots here.

TVNZ has joined Sky TV in banning Slingshot's latest ads promoting the ISP's 'Global Mode service.'

Kiwi owns Sylvia Park, ASB North Wharf, Vero Centre on Shortland St (tallest office block in NZ), Centre Place Hamilton and the rundown LynnMall shopping centre out west which it’s going to do up.

Shamubeel Eaqub is the principal economist at the NZ Institute of Economic Research and has just written the book Growing Apart: Regional Prosperity in New Zealand

Simon Moutter today hoists a new flag up Telecom's mast, marking its tack away from two decades as New Zealand's safe and stodgy telecommunications provider. For the managing director, it's a signal of the company's new direction, towards a bright digital horizon of revenue growth and new services such as internet television.

NZ company Rocket Lab hopes to launch a locally-based space programme, with its low-cost method of launching satellites.

The New Zealand Herald tour through the Boeing factory near Seattle, Washington, USA where the new Air New Zealand 787-9 Dreamliner was built.

Prime Minister John Key explains the current situation with NZ's immigration. The immigration surge continued to gather pace last month, with the net inflow of 4270 people the second-largest monthly gain on record. The rising trend has been driven by fewer New Zealanders leaving for Australia and more returning. The net loss of people to Australia last month would have fitted in a single airport bus - just 20, seasonally adjusted, compared with a net loss of 1550 in June last year.

Mark Turnbull, CEO of Foley Family Wines, and John Kavanagh, wine maker of Te Kairanga Martinborough, talk about the business.

New Zealand retailers have introduced 3D printers to the market and they’re quickly becoming more affordable. The Business Herald trialled one of the plug-n-play ready to use models, the Da Vinci, distributed by Comworth Technologies retailing at $899. 3D printers offer a lot to the future of technology and manufacturing. The model we took a look at is being used in schools, in small businesses and kiwi houshoulds. Companies overseas are also using the equipment on a larger scale to build 3D cars, prosthetic limbs and even houses to give a few examples.

Monthly chat with mortgage broker Bruce Patten on house prices.

Boeing's expert crew rehearses the flight program for the 2014 Farnborough Airshow. Watch the show before the show! Learn more at http://www.newairplane.com/787/787-9/?v=2 Courtesy YouTube/Boeing

Air New Zealand's long anticipated Dreamliner has touched down at Auckland Airport. Four years later than originally hoped, the plane landed around its scheduled arrival time. Around 45 Air New Zealand staff greeted the plane at the airline's engineering base.

2013 had Air New Zealand's first Dreamliner flying into Auckland. NZ Herald travelled to Seattle to preview the plane and attend the Dreamliner opening. Video / Alan Gibson / Boeing

Air New Zealand has received its first Dreamliner in a Seattle ceremony before it's flown home to Auckland airport.

REINZ ceo, Helen O’Sullivan on house prices and where the market’s going.

It's become the first airline in the world to receive the new 302-seater 787-9 Dreamliner from the Boeing factory in Seattle. Air New Zealand CFO Rob McDonald says the wait's been worth it. He says Air New Zealand has a significant place in the world, when taking into account the number of passengers on board - and how many kilometres they travel. He says the features and economics that first drew the airline to the aircraft are even more valid than ten years ago.

Nick Smith, Minister of Housing and Ministry of Building and Construction, talks to property reporter Anne Gibson about seismic upgrades to heritage buildings, engineers’ responsibilities, leaky homes, Auckland housing and foreign house buyers.

Health technology company Orion Health, which is expected to list this year, has signed a new deal to work with the Waitemata District Health Board, starting with two wards at Auckland's North Shore Hospital.