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Big bang: Trump and Musk could redefine US space strategy

The pair share a knack for disruption and a hunger for making history.

Hot prices for Coldplay: Hotels get sugar hit following a tough winter

Rates for hotels have soared in one tourist hotspot while others have suffered.

Ex-Files: Does my NZ protection order still work in Australia?

Q: An abusive ex-partner has got in contact since I've been in Oz.

Liam Dann: You’ll soon pay more for a block of cheese - and it’s good news

OPINION: Dairy prices and growing conditions are lining up to give the economy a boost.

He bought his first student flat at 18. Now he’s a professional investor

Landlords in the Deep South say if student flats are well run, they don't get trashed.

Diana Clement: Mortgage rates are falling ... but should you lower your repayments?

OPINION: Don't go rushing into grabbing those lower interest rates just yet.

Opinion: SFO chief on why conditions for rampant fraud are ripe

OPINION: We're seeing a series of conditions fraudsters are eager to exploit.

Why becoming a CEO isn't for everyone

Rhiannon McKinnon wants to use her experience to help guide aspiring business leaders.

How companies roll the dice with competitions, big prizes and long odds

Jobs for Mums' game of chance; big prize money, long odds and a little social enterprise.

My Food Bag enters online food market with bundle options

The meal-kit provider isn't the first to try entering the market, but will it pay off?

Woman who lost $25,000 to scam job offer a reminder to be vigilant, ombudsman says

The woman lost thousands to a LinkedIn job offer scam.

Jerome Powell says Federal Reserve in no ‘hurry’ to lower interest rates further

Financial Times: Central bank chair warns path to reduction in inflation will be ‘bumpy’.

Watch: How Air NZ is building one of the world's biggest wooden hangars

Work on one of the biggest wooden hangars in the world is back on track.

Inside Air NZ's biggest build

The hangar at Auckland Airport is one of the biggest made of wood. Video / Dean Purcell

Weak economy hits Steel & Tube hard

Steel & Tube's earnings have been hit by worsening economic conditions.

Empty office sale to bring pre-Christmas shareholder cheer

Company has ditched plans to add three extra levels to the building above Fanshawe St.

Debt collectors chasing Kiwis overseas who are behind on student loan payments

They have doubled the team chasing Kiwis overseas who are behind in loan payments.

EU fines Meta $1.4b for ‘abusive practices’ on Facebook Marketplace

Tech giant says it will appeal.