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'Stale, not relevant': Engineer behind collapsed CTV building wants complaint dismissed

Alan Reay's lawyer says "no need for accountability", "no public interest” in pursuing it.

Nearly 200 firms probed in migrant visa scandal

Nearly 200 offshore migrants, linked to companies under investigation, told not to come.

Architectural designer struck off building register for two years

The architectural designer was stuck off the Licensed Building Practitioners' register.

How Govt's Ruapehu lifeline curdled to a horrible hash of bad debt and new Crown spending

OPINION: How the Crown came to write cheque after cheque for Mt Ruapehu's ski fields.

Sacred Hill's $72m shortfall referred to authorities

Receivers lodge formal complaints over winemaker, which collapsed in 2021 owing $100m.

‘Waste of great talent’: MBIE criticised over panel to advise on NZ’s research priorities

Scientists’ group critical of picks for a panel to help shape NZ's future research focus.

Editorial: Migrant exploitation woes shameful

EDITORIAL: The New Zealand dream? Sadly not for some migrants, to our great shame.

Contactless eftpos plans ahead of legislation changes

Payment provider Worldline is working to get more Kiwis using eftpos.

ChatGPT and Bard: How to use AI for work, without spilling secrets

Do you need to be worried? Steps to safeguard your organisation's sensitive information.

Wellington's plan to end homelessness reads more like a wishlist

OPINION: The city council already tried to end homelessness by 2020 and failed.

Ātaahua ngā whetū [the beautiful stars]: Business of Matariki

Xero, Auckland Airport, Fonterra, ANZ, SkyCity, Air New Zealand, Wharekauhau - big plans

Govt’s $108m spend-up on office renovations and refurbishments

$14,200 for a wardrobe unit and $22,700 for a bookcase at the Ministry of Justice.

Urgent review of 42 properties worked on by man accused of forging engineers’ signatures

More than 1000 properties may be impacted nationwide.

Derek Cheng: Cabinet Minister Kiri Allan and the smoking gun, or lack thereof

Opinion: Being shouted at by your boss is not uncommon, nor is it necessarily okay.

‘Fishing exercise’ and ‘bloodsport’: Kiri Allan hits back at Opposition probing

"You have OIA’d everything under the sun, and you’ve still yet to churn anything out."

Loafers Lodge fire: Boarding houses in spotlight after fatal fire

All boarding houses will need to be inspected and checked that they are fire safe.