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Auckland Mayor says taxpayers do not want millions going towards a hosting fee.
Government and Auckland Council $100m bid for another defence said to have been rejected.
Methanex gives up a third of its winter supply amid rising pressure for intervention.
Mining giant and Government reach deal to remove contaminated waste from smelter site.
Reserve Bank tips a rise in wage inflation in the coming months as skills shortages bite.
Reserve Bank says house price growth will fall to zero and warns of series of rate hikes.
Is a proposal to float part of NZ Rugby real, or the players flexing their powers?
OPINION: Treasury's house price pick aims a raging bull at a very small target.
Treasury reveals rosy forecasts but economists warn delivering spending may be tough.
Scheme could see workers receive 80 per cent of their pay if they are made unemployed.
Infrastructure investor forecasts rising earnings and dividends as largest sale looms.
NZ Rugby invites Forsyth Barr for meeting despite reservations about proposed IPO.
Report revealed "audits" MSD had been claiming fell short.
'Social partner' says feedback on key labour law reform has been overlooked by minister.
Ministry is yet to begin any legal proceedings under $14 billion wage subsidy.
Auditor-General reports on the handling of massive wage subsidy scheme.
The pay freeze will affect more than fair pay agreements. This week was about unions.
Just one in 10 workers could trigger sector wide employment relations process.
Smelter boss led tense negotiations over power and transmission under threat of closure.
Reserve Bank appears to soften stance that new lending rule needs to apply to everyone.
Fuel giant predicts margins will recover after it resumes dividend payments.
Smelter's owners will raise provision for clean-up after audit finds more waste on site.
OPINION: Move on property investors seems likely to create problem for low-income renters.
OPINION: As the Reserve Bank's role is broadening, political pressure on it is increasing.
Meridian and smelter cut deal to reduce electricity draw amid concerns over lake levels.
Treasury wanted more powers over lending rules to be moved to the Beehive.
Documents obtained under OIA reveal concerns about $290m clean-up obligations.
Finance Minister puts hand on Reserve Bank's powers in 'overt move' on its independence.
The Deposit Takers Bill gives financial protection in the event that a bank collapses.
Officials warned there was no way to smooth smelter's departure than a taxpayer payment.
Energy Minister plays down intervention talk amid early steps to prepare for conservation.
Opposition claims Finance Minister's letter is interfering in Air NZ's commercial plans.
Low lake levels and tight gas supplies mean industry is shutting due to power prices.
Megan Woods questions state of electricity prices amid hydro and gas shortage.
Complaints of three staff prompted review at troubled govt-backed venture capital fund.
Damning culture review the latest in string of problems for venture capital fund.
Changes to housing policy resurrects doubts that Labour had battled to shake off.
New Infratil boss has record funds to deploy, assuming the fund is not taken over.
BusinessNZ boss says Government move on landlords is not the way to make policy.
The risk of a move on property speculators is it might be successful.
Takeover of Tilt demonstrates the value of having strong independent directors.
Fuel retailer strikes deal with lenders to allow dividends to resume as trading improves.
Sale of transtasman wind-arm stake means AusSuper interest likely over, analysts say.
Takeover bid sees wind farm developer's value almost double in three months.
Energy company Mercury partners up in $3 billion wind farm takeover proposal.
One of the world's biggest trade events kicks off in managed offices by video.
Touted as a 'new North Sea', Great South Basin destined to never produce a barrel of oil.
Another dropped permit means no exploration underway anywhere outside Taranaki.
Government halts talks until owners provide more detail about clean up plans.
The longer the bright-line, the bigger reward for investors who don't sell to avoid it.
Infratil says it is business as usual, but it has readied itself for takeover process.
As suitors circle, NZX-listed Infratil announces new chief executive.
It will take bold action indeed to put Kiwis investors off the property market.
Climate report could pose awkward questions for New Zealand's newest power station.
Minister commissions clean-up study, casting doubt on Rio Tinto's own assessments.
Kiwi users of online platforms briefly unable to buy into highly volatile US shares.
Commission's report hints at dropping renewable target for sake of wider climate goals.
Market makes up earlier loses on signs of US opening stronger tonight.
Privately-owned retail giant took more than $35 million from wage subsidy.
The Tauranga-based energy company has more than 230,000 customers.
Treasury repeatedly urged Government not to exclude property investors from loan scheme.
Two more board resignations at Crown-backed venture capital fund.
Few questions hang over New Zealand's economy quite like Tiwai Point's future.
Former Powershop boss Ari Sargent to lead Octopus Energy's entry to New Zealand market.