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'Like a Band-Aid': Methanex deal highlights energy supply challenges

Contact is buying 2.8 petajoules of gas from Methanex over eight weeks.

Inside NZ Post’s $250m facility transforming parcel delivery

It's been worked on for several years and can process over 500k parcels at peak capacity.

Wellington Airport boosts income but faces festering fleet problems

Airport performance improves but chief warns fleet issues could linger for a year.

First look: Inside stage one of new Wānaka retirement village

Nothing for under $1m here: the starting point is $1.24m, but prices go up to $4.5m.

NZ Post unveils new 30,000sq m Auckland Processing Centre

The building is the largest infrastructure investment ever made by NZ Post. VIDEO / Michael Craig

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon pre-Budget speech to BusinessNZ

Christopher Luxon pre-Budget speech to BusinessNZ

ANZ NZ's first-half profit edges up to $1.16 billion

Chief executive Antonia Watson says the flat result reflects the state of the economy.

'Encouraging': Warehouse Group third-quarter sales up 2.2%

Foot traffic is up, but margins are down.

NZME board battle – Takeovers Panel clears Jim Grenon of any code breach

It says Grenon's move and association with Caniwi did not exceed 20% of voting rights.

Leighton Roberts: Lessons from Warren Buffett for Kiwi investors

OPINION: Buffett emphasised patience and understanding businesses over market trends.

Market close: Contact-Manawa deal boosts NZ sharemarket

New Zealand shares ended strongly after better jobs data and on takeover news.

Airfares: Commerce Commission explains why it doesn’t want a competition study, but tells airlines to watch out

Is the system 'broken' or is NZ just too tough for more aviation players?

Airlines, airports welcome visa change for foreign language speakers

Airline supply issues, bevy of charges could be dragging down tourism recovery, some say.

Auckland Airport regulation risk overhyped: Analyst

Could the airport lose its 'dual till' model and become a victim of Nanny State rules?

Jobless rate better than expected, part-time worker increase credited

The labour market remained weak and disinflationary, economists say.

'Largest portfolio' – $600m+ deal for seven NZ hotels to be sold

Hotels in Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown are to be sold.