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TV host's new role; Sky TV, TV3 bosses on the economy as one publisher predicts media 'carnage'

Q&As with five top media bosses; a well-known face and name has a new broadcasting gig.

Opinion: Make sure KiwiSaver is on your New Year’s resolution list

OPINION: The KiwiSaver numbers are stark and don’t lie.

Matthew Hooton: The issues leaving the race debate in their dust

Opinion: Much attention follows Treaty Principles Bill, but voters tell a different story.

Flying into 2025: What's happening in the pointy end of the plane

Demand for premium travel shows no sign of easing off.

Flagship rising: Rodd & Gunn opening Lodge bar, restaurant in Pompallier on Ponsonby

Bar and dining concept at Commercial Bay and Queenstown will be extended to Ponsonby.

The ‘Anti-Elon Tesla Club’: Musk’s politics gives some owners second thoughts

Financial Times: “Owning a Tesla feels like wearing a Maga hat".

Elon Musk calls on states to force auction of OpenAI stake

Latest salvo in legal battle over ChatGPT-maker’s restructuring as a for-profit company.

Market close: Dip for NZ sharemarket

The New Zealand stock exchange reported a decline as overseas markets led the way.

'Expect sub-5% home loan rates'

A broker cites the potential for some mortgage rates to fall in the next month or so.

Ernie Newman: Govt should be focused on fixing market failures

OPINION: Banking, supermarkets and electricity sector all ripe for better competition.

NZ’s most embarrassing tech disasters, Part 3

Remember Localist, Flying Pig and Incis? Some people would rather not.

Kiwis making big waves across the ditch: NZ’s top expats in Oz

As more Kiwis head to Australian shores, our successful expats show how far we can go.

Opinion: Toll road announcement pivotal moment in transport future

Could the benefits of new roads outweigh additional charges to operators?

Market close: NZ sharemarket remains quiet in flat day

The New Zealand share market had a slight bump.

More than $300k of Baby City gift cards and loyalty points now worthless

The business has been sold to a new owner and four stores remain trading.

'Rollercoaster year': Entrepreneurs share their highs and lows

New products and international expansion are on the cards for the two businesses.