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FMA 'considering' two more complaints over Govt bond sales

The regulator says it has received six complaints about market manipulation.

He lost his aviation industry job during Covid, now airports are using his tech

OneReg aims to reduce the operational drag most airlines face.

What's behind the latest power price spike?

NZ wholesale power prices are sharply higher this winter.

Better deals for guests as hotel revenue slides back to where it was five years ago

International recovery not making up for domestic weakness.

Opinion: The likely cause of CrowdStrike chaos – and how Trump could undermine cyber security

OPINION: The former President undermined a key agency – and could gut it if re-elected.

SPQR shareholder withdrew $1.4m, restaurant lent $1.2m to related companies

Chances of money being paid back appear slim.

'Dispose immediately': My Food Bag's warning to customers

Seventeen items, including dressings, pastes and sauces, were affected.

'Ask your boss:' Employers increasingly open to job-sharing

With fulltime-in-the-office no longer the norm, workers need to ask for what suits them.

Air New Zealand’s Kiri Hannifin: ‘I live in my own skin - it’s pretty much all I’ve got’

Air NZ chief sustainability and corporate affairs officer talks about her role. Video / Dean Purcell

Bruce Cotterill: The lessons to take from Trump shooting

OPINION: . Attacks on politicians seem to be on an ever-growing wave.

Market close: Revival in retail stocks but sharemarket dips

The index finished flat after a sterling two weeks of welcome gains.

Netflix earnings surge as hit shows attract big new audience

Financial Times: Baby Reindeer and Bridgerton help boost results.

NZ's Harapaki wind farm up and running

The project was delivered inside its $448 million capital forecast.

'Not his fault' - support group on SkyCity gambler who lost $1m

'Gambling products are harmful and gambling operators have a duty of care.'

Mood lighting: How Qantas plans to help cut jetlag on world's longest flights

The airline's non-stop flights from Sydney to London and New York will start from 2026.

Mortgage wars: More banks cut home loan rates

Kiwibank and BNZ join rivals in cutting their home loan rates.

Mood lighting on a Qantas A350

How Qantas is getting the lighting right for future Project Sunrise flights. Video / Qantas