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Michael Johnston: Better paths vital to get people into training for a trade
OPINION: Just 6% of Kiwi school leavers go straight into an apprenticeship.
Contact’s rejected wind farm project will delay NZ energy transition, industry body warns
The proposed wind farm was declined for being in an area of 'outstanding natural feature'.
Kmart recalls pickle jar over risk of breaking or exploding
Customers should stop using the jars and return them for a refund.
Farmers owner James Pascoe Group sends data breach notification to Privacy Commissioner
A cyberattack reduced some stores to a cash-only operation over the weekend.
NZ consumer confidence takes a hit as storm clouds gather
Global trade tensions and cost-of-living pressures at home dampen confidence.
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Richard Harman: Budget battle looms as reality hits Coalition Government
OPINION: Tensions are likely to become more evident next year.
Christopher Luxon on how to deal with NZ’s ‘productivity disease’
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spells out his hopes and intentions.
NZ slips in digital race, Spark CEO calls for tech embrace
Business leaders must embrace technology and implement it.
Deloitte Top 200 Awards
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Hurrell, who turned 50 this year, is not finished yet.
Deloitte Top 200: Meridian Energy's Mike Roan named CFO of the year
The Tiwai deal, a new windfarm and a strong set of financials all behind the win.
Cream rising to the top for Fonterra, Deloitte Top 200 Company of the Year
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Inside Sydney’s A$17b supercomputing operation, co-owned by Infratil
This is where Governments and big tech players store our information.
Why Australian companies are cutting costs amid an economic rebound
And why share prices across the ditch are so volatile.
Markets with Madison: KiwiSaver’s $120b reality check
Now worth $121b, KiwiSaver funds are eyeing alternative assets.
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Du Val downfall: From champagne, private jets to receivership and $250m debt
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The Lion roars: How a cluster of breweries came to be owned by a Japanese conglomerate
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Tall Timber: NZ’s biggest 20 forestry companies
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Michael Johnston: Better paths vital to get people into training for a trade
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Richard Prebble: How I would fix the free school lunch programme
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What do tariffs and trade wars mean for your KiwiSaver?
Investors are being reminded ‘this too shall pass'.
Property
TV star Jeremy Corbett reluctantly selling his multi-million dollar Auckland home
"Events have overtaken us, so we've had to move plans forward.”
‘I was nobody, he was a top salesperson’ - How an unstoppable double act was formed
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Defunct holiday park with glow-worm cave sparks overseas interest, but local family presses hard
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‘A sigh of relief’: Radio host Nick Mills ends battle with Inland Revenue over debt
Inland Revenue's bid to liquidate Nick Mills' companies 'discontinued'.
Small Business: From corporate life to backyard flower farming
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Wool holds moisture, improves soil structure and deters slugs and snails.
Who’s still got money? CBRE lists top sales of $1.7b deals lately
In the last six months of 2024, $1.7b of property sold in 97 deals. CBRE lists the top 10.
Small Business: The mother-daughter combo making high-quality matcha
Tessa Stockdale talks to Tom Raynel about her business Nomu Matcha.
Online supermarket Paddock to Pantry expands to new location
Customers can choose to have their groceries delivered by NZ Post or by Urgent Couriers.
Technology
Kiwis’ AI fears, work-from-home rate, ‘increasing’ internet use revealed
Annual survey reveals trends.
Farmers owner James Pascoe Group sends data breach notification to Privacy Commissioner
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Card payments: Unlikely contenders unite in call for surcharge ban
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The Global Dairy Trade auction recorded a 0.0% result overnight.
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Trump’s unwelcome news to auto chiefs: Buckle up for what’s to come
New York Times: Trump sees tariffs as an end in themselves rather than a negotiating tool.
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Biggest runway change in decades as airport tackles two major projects.
S&P cuts councils' credit ratings - will their borrowing costs rise?
Strength of Local Government Funding Agency counters risks.
Richard Prebble: How I would fix the free school lunch programme
OPINION: Give the money to the schools and make them responsible for making decisions.
‘Natural fit’: Kiwi crypto firm snapped up by Australian giant
The merger creates Australasia’s second-largest crypto platform by trading volume.
School lunch provider in liquidation owes over $14.3m
Libelle Group went into liquidation last week, leaving more than 500 jobs in limbo.
Market close: NZ sharemarket falls to lowest level in nine months
Fisher and Paykel Healthcare fell nearly 2% on heavy trading.
Criminal charges filed against former financial adviser David McEwen
Financial watchdog alleges McEwen failed to comply with a stop order.
Economy in line for $10 billion boost if farmgate milk price stays high
A back-to-back $10/kg milk price would put money in farmers' back pockets.
‘A sigh of relief’: Radio host Nick Mills ends battle with Inland Revenue over debt
Inland Revenue's bid to liquidate Nick Mills' companies 'discontinued'.
Takeovers Panel probing NZME board coup attempt
'Doesn't look like they would be acting in concert': A lawyer on NZME moves.
Developer taking $100m Karangahape Rd building plans to Environment Court
Developer hopes the court may hear case this winter and overturn the original decision.
Card payments: Unlikely contenders unite in call for surcharge ban
Deadline day in push to lower fees.
Auckland Airport's duty-free shake-up: Full refurbishment and top global brands
Auckland International Airport's duty-free stores are in for a makeover.
Hydro lake levels are at record lows, but that could quickly change
Severe wind and rain forecast for the central and southern parts of the country this week.
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Kiwi bank that starred in World's Fastest Indian fetches $650K at auction
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More kiwi homeowners turning to solar
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Ngāi Tahu brings iwi values to industrial development
Poised to deliver its third major industrial development to the market.