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Richard Prebble: AI could save billions lost to fraud in NZ govt payments

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Kiwi summer spending lifts as cultural habits change

The data from Kiwibank shows Kiwis spent more on experiences than retail products.

Market close: NZ stocks make small gain as reporting season kicks off

Vulcan Steel kicked off the reporting season on a disappointing note.

NZ falls to fourth in global least-corrupt rankings, worst placement ever

New Zealand now has its worst ranking of all time on the Corruption Perceptions Index.

Liquidators take over Medical Kiwi’s marijuana stock: save some, shred some, there’s even a puff of smoke

Kitty litter blend and a police escort marks the wind up of marijuana company Medical Kiwi

On the hunt for Du Val founders’ ‘missing’ jewellery

Nine valuable jewellery items have yet to be located.

I let ChatGPT’s new ‘agent’ manage my life. It spent $54 on a dozen eggs

Eggs are a low-stakes failure. What if it's my thermostat or car in future?

Vulcan Steel first-half profit plunges 65%, slashes dividend

Vulcan says it faces some volatile, challenging conditions here and in Australia.

Central African Republic launches memecoin

Memecoin value reportedly plunged some 90% over fears it could be a scam.

Sport TV wars heat up: Sky TV now has to share ESPN with Disney+

Sky loses exclusive NZ rights to ESPN, but highlights the value of its sports package.

NZ Super rules questioned: Economist compares to Jobseeker benefits

Travellers can receive pensions for 26 weeks if they return within 30 weeks.

Early crypto traders had speedy profit on Trump coin as others suffered losses

Some traders made tens of millions off a new cryptocurrency launched by President Trump

White South Africans clamour for US resettlement after Trump order

Diplomatic row emerges over land expropriation act.

Property Insider: Fixing Ryman’s sinking Edmund Hillary hub; Britomart revitalisation turning 20

Site was rubbish dump, says boss of Mainmark, drilling through floor slabs up to 4m down.

Corporate tax rate cut unlikely to spur growth, but three other things could work, expert says

Call for more targeted tax tweaks as economy languishes.