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Fallout from fuel pipeline problem still hitting Auckland
The 170km pipeline was shut down for more than 12 hours on Sunday
Watch: Where the Qantas Dreamliner crew sleep
Qantas boss says Dreamliner debut comes after some tough calls during a turbulent decade.
Aussie central bank mulls setting up cryptocurrency
Bank worried a digital currency could hurt Australia's banks
China to spearhead autonomous driving revolution
China is already the world's largest market for electric cars.
Investigation into 'volunteer' scheme by Chorus subcontractors
MBIE has launched an investigation into 'volunteer' schemes run by Chorus subcontractors
Robertson walking tightrope between policy and debt
The government wants to deliver greater fairness with prosperity
Govt to restart Super Fund contributions
The Government plans to put $7.7b into the NZ Super Fund between now and June 2022
Beermageddon: Demand soars as summer arrives with a bang
The heat is driving the country to drink, as beer consumption leaps up to 140 per cent.
Luxury Queenstown golf resort $45m expansion
Millbrook Resort has won planning approval to add nine golf holes and 42 home sites.
Apple spends $550m more on face ID tech
Apple's products can stretch the manufacturing capabilities of suppliers.
Fracking drives US oil exports to record high
US exports of crude oil, gasoline, diesel, propane and LNG are at records levels
North Korea on the hunt for bitcoins
Brutal regime is taking a keen interest in getting as much bitcoin as possible
Big Read: 800 million jobs at risk to automation by 2030
Global demand for artificial intelligence experts is in the millions
Why Rocket Lab aborted launch with two seconds to go
Rocket Lab changing procedures after hot weather contributed to a dramatic launch abort.
Jailed Crafar farms bidder defaults on mortgage
Jailed Crafar farms bidder Jack Chen has defaulted on the mortgage of his Auckland house.
IRD to get tougher powers in multinational tax crackdown
The OECD estimates global tax avoidance losses are $345b a year.
Hallenstein Glassons aims to boost profit by half
Hallenstein Glassons Holdings is hoping to lift annual profit by more than 50 per cent.
America's Cup to bring retailers $200m
The America's Cup could bring a multimillion-dollar windfall to Auckland retailers.
House sales hit 6-year record with November rebound
The number of properties traded last month rose almost 18 per cent.
Herne Bay battle: Residents speak out about Duke helipad
Herne Bay residents raise concerns about James Bond-esque helipad.
Future cities will adapt like living organisms: tech expert
For the first time, human behaviour can be digitised and analysed, says Wang Jian
Rocket Lab aiming for Thursday after lift-off aborted
Rocket Lab is targeting Thursday for another launch after today's attempt was halted.
New Zealand dollar gaining ground versus Aussie
The kiwi rose against the Aussie after business confidence eased across the Tasman
Sky TV leads sharemarket higher
The S&P/NZX50 Index edged up 3.3 points, or 0.04 per cent, to 8,280.81
Cow disease found in North Island
The cow disease Mycoplasma bovis has been found in the North Island.
Deadline for Hanover Finance investors to lodge claim
Money not claimed will go to Inland Revenue.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson faces cooling economy
The new government will draw its first fiscal line in the sand on Thursday.
Sir John Key calls for Facebook action on fake website
Sir John Key says he has never invested in Bitcoin.
Markets brace for big day of global financial news
The NZ Government, US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank will all make statements
Airlines want assurances over fuel supply as Xmas looms
Airlines are worried about fuel supplies through the Refining NZ pipeline.