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Kiwi booze giant Lion set to axe 30 NZ jobs

The job losses are understood to affect sales roles.

Labour promising to phase out straws, fruit stickers and other single-use plastics by 2025

Labour would say goodbye to plastic straws and fruit stickers.

NZ suffers 12.2% fall in GDP - now for the rebound

NZ tumbled into recession in the first half, but the rebound will be big.

Ohinewai being eyed for more housing

Sleepyhead not alone in housing development aim at Ohinewai.

NZ earns more than it spends as imports plunge

Good news? NZ achieved a record current account surplus in the June quarter as Covid hit.

More problems with Boeing's Dreamliners to delay new planes

Plane order cancellations continue to outstrip confirmed orders for troubled manufacturer.

Breathing space: Hundreds of life-saving ventilators arrive in NZ

Getting more ventilators is about future-proofing NZ and it's money well spent, MoH tells.

Small Business: Rachel Hunter's dealings with Kiwi beauty brand

Luci Firth talks working with Rachel Hunter and competition in the market.

Small Business: Vegetarian food business giving back to children in need

Bruce Cheek talks starting a business in homage to his wife.

Liam Dann: Elections suck, but the stakes are too high to let it this time

Let's not let this election to be about scandal. We need economic transformation.

'It would be crazy for people to rely on us': US chooses reluctant supplier to deliver vaccine jabs

America is investing millions in a new company - and even its CEO believes that's wrong.

Services sector indicator bodes ill for labour market

The economy bounced back but there was still concerning sights.

'Took long enough': Band-Aid launches inclusive skin tone bandage range

The new line of Band-Aid bandages has received mixed reviews.

Beer shortages possible after brewery shut down following cyber attack

Production at the Speight's Brewery in Dunedin had stopped temporarily.

Business Hub: ATEED chief Nick Hill - Rebuilding Auckland

ATEED chief Nick Hill tells Liam Dann how Auckland can lead the economic recovery.

Apprenticeship fees scrapped from July 1

How the Government will spend $1.6 billion on trades training.