Timber high-rise tower mooted for Auckland
A building expert aims to follow Sydney's lead and build a timber high-rise in Auckland.
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Casino quiet over facial recognition claim
Dunedin Casino spokesman says it had "no comment to make".
Employee unjustifiably sacked over missing money awarded more than $40k
Award includes $20,000 compensation and more than $20,000 in lost wages and holiday pay.
Time to power-up image of electric vehicles
The combustion engine is ingrained into identity, status, independence and freedom.
Auckland car dealer ordered to pay nearly $8,000
A man who paid $38,000 for a BMW was not told about its previous crash history.
A2 Milk drops 3% as sharemarket edges lower
The S&P/NZX50 Index dropped 2.4 points, or 0.03 per cent, to 8,613.32.
NZ dollar holds gains against US
Investors cheered about cooling trade tensions between the US and China.
Car dealer to pay $41K over Corvette defects
The $41,999 Chevrolet Corvette showed issues during its first major outing.
EU gives green light to free-trade talks
Exports to the EU were worth $8.61 billion last year, with imports of 12.98b.
Oil price surge will ground struggling airlines
Ryanair boss warned that some underperforming airlines will struggle with oil price surge.
North-South divide: Why fuel is cheaper in Auckland
Higher levels of competition mean petrol prices are often lower in the North Island.
1.8 million KiwiSavers will get Govt boost – will you?
Join all those this year who will get a government boost to their KiwiSaver.
Air NZ to feel brunt of rising fuel prices
Air NZ's international routes will bear the brunt of oil prices near a 3 year high.
Marketing lessons from the royal wedding
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How to protect yourself from online fraud
Two banks report a surge in complaints about credit-card fraud and transaction disputes.
Leaving Auckland - is it too late to join the exodus?
The dream of buying cheap property in the regions is dwindling.
West Auckland gaming firm sells big stake to Chinese giant
Tencent Holdings has bought 80% of Grinding Gear Games.
Steel boss: Energy policy must deliver for heavy industry
Plan to decarbonise the economy has to deliver a secure energy supply.
Comvita share price dives after sale falls through
Comvita share prices suffers after deal falls through.
Comvita leads sharemarket down
Honey firm pulls out of talks with unnamed third party looking to take it over.
Spark planning to extend its sports content
Spark and Sky have reportedly partnered on a sports deal
Aussie bank worker lifts lid on 'ruthless' tactics
Staff under intense pressure to sell products.
Weekly rents hit new records across NZ
National median weekly rents in New Zealand hit a record of $475 in the month of April.
Small Business: What it's like to work in NZ's comedy industry
Stand-up comedian Melanie Bracewell talks writing jokes all day and having a full-time job
Brolly good show for Kiwi company
Wet weather and collaboration with Karen Walker has seen demand for Blunt Umbrellas spike.
Uber Freight faces long road ahead
The taxi app will have a fight to win over dubious freight drivers in the US
Security incident at Auckland Airport: hundreds of passengers delayed
An incident at Auckland Airport has seen hundreds delayed
New Starbucks policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes
Starbucks launches new policy - you don't need to buy anything to sit in the cafe
McDonald's opens 'kitchen in the sky'
McDonald's has unveiled a Sydney Airport store with a see-through 'kitchen in the sky'
Toys R Us selling off some surprising items
To raise some dollars, the embattled toy retailer is selling off some surprising items.
Cambridge Analytica files for bankruptcy
The company filed for voluntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy in a New York court.
Comment: Even Buffett learned the hard way
Much of Wall Street these days worships at the altar of "shareholder value."