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‘Rising and falling is part of the journey’: Allbirds co-founder front-foots negative media

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Hipkins: NZ needs to 'rethink' how roading infrastructure is funded

The Prime Minister says the fast uptake of EVs could affect petrol tax revenue.

Transpower warns of potentially tight winter power supply

Transpower was forced to call five separate 'grid emergencies' during 2021 and 2022.

Caught in the crossfire? How Budget's tax hike on trusts could hit middle-income Kiwis

There are 400,000 trusts in New Zealand so the tax is significant.

Why one of NZ's top 10 house builders is laying off staff

'Other group house builders have laid off significantly more staff than we have.' - Burney

Show us the money: Robertson's big borrow and spend plans

Bigger than expected: Budget has more borrowing, rather than reallocated spending.

New chairwoman for Mainstreet Tauranga

The organisation represents business owners and markets the city centre.

'Little passion bug': Distillery wins big after only six weeks in existence

'Winning any award is amazing, but double gold is truly phenomenal.'

Indigenous forestry researcher farewelled after nearly 50 years of service

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Richard Prebble: Why Luxon is one of Labour's biggest assets

OPINION: MPs who come from business usually take six years to adjust to politics.

Why doesn't NZ shift to coastal shipping and rail for freight?

Trucking still accounts for nearly 80 per cent of shipping in New Zealand.

Recession scenario: Some employers cut staff, others can't find workers

'We are looking for grassroots people that want to do the mahi'.

'A new frontier': The opportunities and obstacles of using artificial intelligence in education

"It’s incumbent upon us to explore its possibilities, because it’s not going to go away."

Three bidders fight over luxury Mount home, sending price over $3m

Wealthy buyers pounce on new or newly renovated homes in Bay of Plenty’s hottest market.

Richard Prebble: Losing sleep over the chances of a credit rating downgrade

I had an “Holy cow” moment at 3.40am on Saturday.

Container expansion stoush: Port of Tauranga modifies plan, but keeps lid on cash offer

Port's Environment Court bid being challenged by 11 local iwi and hapu groups.