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Company failures surge past 2024 levels as economic strain bites

Liquidations have reached 1974 this year and plenty more are expected.

Opinion: The US bull run looks stretched – but it might still have legs

The S&P 500 has climbed 83% over three years, led by surging tech giants.

'Insulted and belittled': Top journalist ejected from Pride festival v lesbian group tribunal hearing

Media allowed to cover long-running dispute at tribunal; why was this reporter barred?

David Harvey: Shoplifting law change risks undermining legal rights

OPINION: The change would mean police need prove only the act of taking goods.

Marisa Bidois: Time to get Auckland’s groove back

The city’s $25m events fund could help revive Auckland’s nightlife.

Cushla Loomb: What NZ can learn from Pacific climate resilience

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'Watched him fly into a set of power lines': Pilot’s trauma sparks call for change

Steps taken after summit hears from pilot whose friend crashed.

Revealed: Surge in complaints upheld by TVNZ, CEO's bonus for cost targets; Pizza, cannabis don't mix – ad watchdog

Jodi O'Donnell leads TVNZ back to profit; Top screen industry CEO resigns, sounds warning.

Nicola Willis says Chorus sales money could go towards funding hospitals and schools

Willis said Chorus move does not amount to asset sales, insists economy is improving.

Loan fallout: Govt among biggest losers in Cherri Global collapse

The company owes just under $43m to creditors - most of which is related-party lending.

Reserve Bank more than triples office lease costs in the midst of staff layoffs

On top of the new 10-year lease, the RBNZ has allocated $14.5m to fit out the space.

Air travel disruptions add pressure on Congress for shutdown deal

US government shutdown has stretched into a second week with no end in sight.

Government mulls sell-down of investment in Chorus debt

Nicola Willis says the Crown no longer needs to own these securities.

Matthew Hooton: Gaza talks support Peters' stance on Palestine recognition

OPINION: Anti-Israel protesters risk being part of a horrific tradition.