It won't be an easy job.

Fonterra's milk payments to Chilean farmers "taking advantage", says Kiwi boss.

COMMENT: We are clearly experiencing management by an unwieldy committee, says Paul Glass.

Comment: Wage settlements in line with inflation are not going to cut it anymore.

COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.

Comment: Auckland continues to struggle to maintain effective private/public partnerships.

The Auckland-based cinema software developer lifted first-half revenue to $60.1m

COMMENT: The new chair pitched a tired old complaint that's worked for the co-op before.

The Kiwi could fall towards US60c if trade tensions persist, Milford says.

Union letter criticises new appointments on FENZ board as not having practical experience.

The way we end email them might be the one thing letting us down.

Unitec reviews policy changes blamed for financial crisis.

The stoush between workers and management at lunch box maker Sistema has flared up again.

New scheme to oversee safe-staffing levels in public hospitals

Around $2.2 million was misappropriated from an Auckland rest home.

Alarming figures reveal delays in wait times for CT and MRI scans on the rise.

COMMENT: It isn't proven that gender diversity brings benefits.

COMMENT: We need younger people with more specific industry experience.

Kathmandu expects to see a bit lift in its annual net profit.

Three young female doctors speak about the harassment they've experienced on the job.

The annual New Year festival injects millions into Gisborne's economy

"It's bullying that erodes people's confidence..it kills them," grieving mum tells.

Garth Stanish looks at how businesses respond to their own mistakes.

To put the proposed M.Bovis cattle cull in context, we killed 4.2 million cattle in 2017.

Battle to attract and retain top staff is the biggest risk for company directors.

The Auckland woman said she was shocked to hear how strict the rules were.

Brooke West described such regulations as a "blanket industry standard".

Man told of cancer over a year after alarming scan that was never followed up, widow tells

Aaron Palmer has returned home and wants to connect with kids and make a difference.