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Cops to sue Police Commissioner
Disgruntled police officers are threatening to sue Police Commissioner Peter Marshall, who they say did nothing to scotch false suggestions they were linked to a corrupt former cop.

Air NZ's Christopher Luxon
In part one of a two part interview Air NZ chief executive Christopher Luxon talks to Business Herald aviation reporter Grant Bradley about changes he has introduced. Part two will address the Government sell down and arrival of the 787.

The lost art of saying hello
A casual chat with the right person can give you that networking edge .

Solid Energy secures restructuring deal
Solid Energy has secured its restructuring deal with most of its banks and the Government following a series of meetings today in Christchurch.

'Multiple failings' in man's care
An intellectually impaired man was mistreated by caregivers at a respite facility, highlighting "multiple failings" in his care.

Solid Energy gets $100m Govt loan
The Government has loaned stricken state owned coal miner Solid Energy $100 million as part of a restructuring package announced this morning.

Gen X picking up the reins
Having put their collective feet up on the desk as they contemplate retirement, baby boomers have been overtaken by Gen Xer as the most productive generation.

Cow drowns in effluent on hellish trip
Two dairy farmers, a stock agent and a trucking company have been prosecuted for putting 25 cows through a hellish trip to the slaughterhouse.