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Marcus Musson: Log prices stay flat as weak China demand and ETS reforms hit confidence

OPINION: NZU values plunged 20% after the Government signalled ETS reform.

'Delivered with heart': Award blockbuster for University of Auckland

Uni property boss Simon Neale called 'a catalyst for change'. He won a leadership prize.

Three frontrunners emerge to replace Jenny-May Clarkson as TVNZ Breakfast host; NBR turns tables on IRD

Fake photo, ban - Samoa PM v paper; Bunnings pulls out of NPC rugby; IAB award winners.

Alex Worker: Why NZ’s primary assets are disappearing

Alex Worker warns New Zealand risks becoming a price-taker in its own land.

Wearable device aims to slash cow emissions

The Amua device could cut cow nitrous oxide emissions by up to 95%.

Air NZ cabin crew to strike as pay talks stall

Unions say pay offers fail to match rising living costs and safety demands.

Market close: Nvidia wobble drags NZ shares lower as global markets retreat

Infratil slid 40c to $11.55 as AI-linked data centre stocks lost steam.

World’s biggest LNG car-carrier ship in Auckland for first time

A new vessel with an unusual fuel setup brings more than 1000 vehicles into New Zealand.

Missing trucks, missing boss: Inside Maxconcrete’s $1m collapse

The director is proving hard to find after the driveway-concreting business went under.

Bitcoin slumps as leveraged traders face mounting losses

The October 10 liquidation erased US$19b in positions, shaking market confidence.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Asset recycling - a good call, but no cash cow

A closer look at what the Government actually owns.

Stock Takes: Could F&P Healthcare surprise with better than forecast result?

F&P Healthcare has forecast revenue of $1.075b and net profit of $200m for the half.

Matthew Hooton: Why Luxon may be the one minister in the wrong role

OPINION: Voters have lost confidence in National’s ability to handle almost anything.

National architecture awards out: 29 prizes, 11 categories

Twenty-nine awards in 11 categories were made at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.

Market close: Nvidia earnings boost global markets as NZ sharemarket closes up

Nvidia’s record US$57b quarter lifted tech stocks and bolstered sentiment.

The Warehouse sold more than 12,000 'potentially dangerous' toys

Commerce Commission says the retailer isn't sorry about breaches. The retailer disagrees.