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A mixed-bag earnings season did little to help the NZX fire up.
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What does the Reserve Bank’s official cash rate review mean for my mortgage?
ANALYSIS: Mortgage rate cuts seem more likely than hikes.
Market Watch: The AI company boosting your KiwiSaver - could it all crash?
Has AI chip company Nvidia inflated markets into bubble territory?
Tourism spending edges towards pre-pandemic level
Recovery gains momentum but a crucial figure is well short of 2019.
NZ wholesale interest rates head down after RBNZ’s OCR call
Market pricing is pointing to further declines in New Zealand interest rates.
Business confidence glass half-full, but construction and retail tumble
Retail and construction take a dive in latest ANZ Business Outlook survey.
'Time's up': Major export gateway Port of Tauranga runs out of container berth space
No room left to take on new shipping services.
ComCom wrote to 12 retirement village owners on false, misleading claims
Companies should seek legal advice about issues it had raised, Commerce Commission said.
Sports Insider: A second NRL team for Auckland?
NZ Rugby should be wary of the NRL's ambitions for growth.
‘I am tired of pretending’: A K-pop star’s lonely downward spiral
NY Times: In November 2019, Goo Hara had reached a low point after a lifetime of struggle.
T&G Global posts big net loss after Cyclone Gabrielle, economic squeeze
New season looking brighter with strong apple volumes, US opportunities.
Six Nations a reminder of the value of a power wing
OPINION: Finding one may sit somewhere near the top of Scott Robertson's to-do list.
New Grocery Action Group opposes Foodstuffs merger
Merger monstrous for hard-pressed shoppers, would reinforce 'duopoly', lobby group says.
Q&A: Liam Dann on rates, inflation and economic 'tough love'
Mortgage holders didn't get the news they were hoping for yesterday.
Trump says he may have to sell properties to pay $738 million penalty
New York Times: The former president offered a bond of just $100m to pause the judgment.
Inside Newshub closure - top boss speaks, 5.30pm news show also faces axe
The shows facing the off switch, including 5.30pm news; boss tells of heartbreak.
Leaked Russian military files reveal criteria for nuclear strike
Financial Times: Putin’s forces have rehearsed using tactical nuclear weapons, files show.
How safe is flying? New figures reveal chances of being in an air crash
International Air Transport Association data shows the riskiest places to fly.
Editorial: Evidence of first attempts at NZ colonisation makes for confronting yet important reading
Ripple effects of deals done nearly two centuries ago carry on today.
New $550m office block rising in Wynyard Quarter
A look at the new $550m office block rising in Wynyard Quarter. Video / CAD Studio LTD
What your KiwiSaver is missing and why
Private assets are in short supply but make good returns.
Opinion: Talkfests and Nimbyism ruining our roads and housing
OPINION: Some will always oppose the changes that others advocate.
How does your school rate? NCEA and UE results at every college ranked
Where does your school rank? Which ones stand out, and why?
Thirty Daldy St construction
Culum Manson of Mansons TCLM speaks about 30 Daldy St construction taking place in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter. Video / Alex Burton / Mansons
Russia-Ukraine war anniversary a time to reflect
OPINION: People in Ukraine the past two years have borne a toll that few can imagine.
Watch: You thought demand for new Auckland office blocks was dead?
Thirty Daldy: the second 120 per cent carbon offset office building from Mansons TCLM.
Market close: NZ stocks end firm after RBNZ rate call
NZ stocks ended on a firm note after RBNZ kept rates on hold.
Where to go in Amsterdam beyond the tourist hotspots
If TikTok tells you to go one way, definitely go the other.
Skincare brand Me Today to sell King Honey as losses climb
The company also plans to restructure debt and raise capital from shareholders.
‘We got this one totally wrong’ - ANZ responds to RBNZ’s OCR call
The Reserve Bank held firm and kept the OCR on hold at 5.5 per cent.
Spark reveals aggressive data centre plans - involving a Dairy Flat surf park
Major project for Dairy Flat.
Why middle-aged men are sitting on a heart health time bomb
Men tend to be ‘doctor-averse’ and ignore heart health risks – so early diagnosis is key.