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El Cheapo Cars in trouble with Commerce Commission
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World’s largest oil company bets on the enduring power of petrol
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Northport expansion's creation of jobs outweighed by coastal impact
Independent commissioners have declined the resource consents to expand.
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Waikato Business Awards draw in record number of entries
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Former NZ Film boss paid over half a million dollars’ leave and severance for nine months' work
Film Commission boss David Strong's $437,000 severance, more than his annual salary.
Richard Prebble: If we don't measure educational achievement, how can we improve it?
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Synlait Milk chairman: Vote or die wondering
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Mr Luxon goes to Washington
The PM Christopher Luxon attends the NATO 75th anniversary in Washington DC and gets to meet a variety of American politicians and business leaders on the way
Market close: New Talisman Gold Mines needs to raise $2m; ANZ to buy Suncorp Bank
The NZ sharemarket carved out a decent rise with a helping hand from across the Tasman.
User growth at X stalls after Musk takeover and rise of Meta’s Threads
Financial Times: Social media group suffers slowdown as its owner divides audiences.
'Any cut-back now is not good': Forestry slump could hurt future biofuel supply
New data shows a sharp decline in new forest plantings in New Zealand.
Tesla and Musk antagonists face off over multibillion-dollar lawyer fee
Financial Times: ‘Real-life lawyer joke’ and ‘clown show’ barbs swapped.
Unmasked China-backed hacker group an 'ongoing threat'
Five Eyes says Chinese group is behind espionage and hacks.
Auckland mum narrowly avoids jail for Covid business scam
Mum pilfered thousands in pandemic loan scheme fraud.
'Remote' building inspections bring pluses and minuses, industry leader says
John Gray urges 'greater consequences' for lawbreakers as the Govt removes red tape.
Wall Street ends mixed as shares in chipmakers climb
Boeing rises after plea deal in 737 MAX probe.
Xero downsizes in the capital
Datacom is also subleasing floor space in its Auckland building.
Next generation unlikely to get repeat of Covid wealth boom
Stats NZ data has showed New Zealand households were marginally better off this year.
District Court case: What is the definition of an equestrian centre?
Application for charges to be dismissed: Was the property operating illegally?
Which NZ businesses are most profitable?
Antique and used goods dealers among those making the biggest profits.
Hurricane Beryl strikes at heart of US energy industry
Financial Times: 'Dirty side of a dirty hurricane' presents challenges to infrastructure.
Rebuilding Sports Cafe: Ric Salizzo on his new media venture with Marc Ellis, Leigh Hart
Why the former All Blacks media manager has an apology for the public.
‘Five straight months of negative growth’: Auckland house values continue down
Chilly weather matches a particularly cold Auckland market for house sales and values.
Brown v Bishop on housing ‘flood’; Mayor’s wharf dream inches closer
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Waipareira Trust political donations probe referred to Charities Registration Board
The charities regulator concludes a four-year probe into the trust's political donations.