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Westgate's traffic 'disaster': Owner to square off with council in court

Mark Gunton plans robust appeal to traffic decision.

Two rough years: Wētā FX books losses of $190m

Sir Peter Jackson's special effects group's financials are now public for the first time.

Auckland crypto firm's collapse: Authorities hunt for missing CEO

Where in the world is Stephen Macaskill?

Inside Economics: Do we really need to spend more on infrastructure?

OPINION: And Liam Dann looks at the economic policy debate ahead of the US election.

Watch: Vessev’s hydrofoiling e-boat takes to the water, attracts US backer

Auckland startup had a funding close-call, backer reveals.

Leaving home: Records tumble for Kiwi departures

The latest data shows the overall net migration rate falling from high levels.

Profit down but performance solid for Briscoes

The group reported a $33 million profit but isn't confident of hitting last year's highs.

Tourism numbers up slightly with Australia and China leading the charge

Chinese and US tourist numbers up across the year despite blip from Women's World Cup.

Contact Energy makes $1.86 billion play for Manawa

Contact says it wants a more diversified, resilient and efficient business.

Expert highlights mental health crisis among construction workers post-Covid

Suspected suicide in the sector has hit a new high in one survey.

Richard Prebble: We need an alternative to the Govt’s tax and spend model

OPINION: We need policies that recognise we are both taxpayers and consumers.

Market close: NZ sharemarket 'treading water a little bit'

The New Zealand Exchange closed marginally higher on a lack-lustre day.

Winstone blames power prices for mill closure

Winstone says its two central North Island mills will close indefinitely.

Major Auckland car dealer in liquidation owes more than $1m

More than 120 creditors are owed money from Auckland Vehicles Limited.

Fake ‘Christopher Luxon cancels your pension’ story sparks alarm among elderly

Funeral scams and increasingly fancy catfish fraudsters cause concern and frustration.

Former IT contractor pleads guilty to paying $4.1 million in kickbacks

A second defendant will go on trial in November.

'Massive blow': Hundreds of jobs lost as Winstone shuts mills

One of the central North Island's biggest employers has made the call to shut two mills.

Major expansion under way for dairy sector sweetheart Tatua

Tatua's cream products expansion is the single biggest project in its 120-year history.