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Marcelo Menoita: Southern Cross Project could unlock billions for NZ economy

The project could bring NZ$1.87b in economic benefits over 10 years.

Kali Mercier: The infrastructure crisis you can’t see

New Zealand is not properly looking after the infrastructure it already has.

Kieran McAnulty: Govt must stop blame game and deliver certainty

A compromise between National and Labour would survive a change of Government

Long-term skills key to NZ’s infrastructure growth

NZ needs to develop a local workforce to both maintain infrastructure and move on.

Simon Bridges: Why NZ's energy market needs urgent reform

Investment in new generation is not happening on the scale or speed it needs to.

Free Speech Union’s bid to take over InternetNZ: The results are in – Tech Insider

Two newcomers have been critics of the non-profit – from different directions.

Market close: Mainfreight’s gains offset by Gentrack Group’s losses

Mainfreight rebounds and Gentrack takes a hit as the NZX trades flat.

Taxpayers help save popular reality TV shows; TVNZ board member Paul Henry set to host Three show

NZ on Air agrees to funding of The Traitors and Celebrity Treasure Island for first time.

Why Trump's tariffs may stick around

NY Times analysis: Future leaders, from either party, may resist rolling back the tariffs.

Raw milk fans keep dairy farmers busy

“We’re allowed 30 hours to sell the milk, but we sell out sometimes before 24 hours.”

Major energy firms sign deal for strategic reserve at Huntly

Genesis, Meridian Energy, Mercury NZ and Contact Energy agree deal for back-up generation.

Fullers boss on electric ferries’ financial appeal as AT re-embraces diesel

PLUS: Queen's Wharf megachargers get the go-ahead.

Nick Mowbray’s Zuru company heads to High Court over $30m diaper dispute

High Court at Auckland to hear claims about Zuru's $30m purchase of Rascals.

Foodstuffs denies ageism claims by former New World Victoria Park staff who feel ‘discarded’

Five former staffers claim older workers were overlooked for roles after the fire.

Two former New World Victoria Park workers feel their age has cost them new jobs

Retail reporter Tom Raynel talks to two former New World Victoria Park workers who allege ageism in Foodstuffs hiring process. Video / Alyse Wright, Jason Dorday

Small Business: Wise Angler reels in plastic waste with sustainable solution

Leo Vieira talks to Tom Raynel about his small business Wise Angler.