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Air NZ result looms as airport tensions simmer

Big loss expected, but what should the country be looking for when Air NZ's result lands?

The new inflation normal: What a hotter economy means for your money

Opinion: If 3% (or even 4%) is the new 2%, this will have implications for investors.

Diana Clement: How university students can avoid financial chaos

OPINION: Massey University's Pushpa Wood urges students to track every cent for a month.

Deborah Chambers: What Judge Ema Aitken case says about our civic culture

OPINION: The real issue in the Aitken hearing isn't misconduct – it's intolerance.

Tariff ruling: What happens to all these trade deals now?

New York Times: Deals include ones with some of America's largest trading partners.

Six takeaways from the US Supreme Court’s tariff decision

New York Times: It will affect Trump's entire economic and foreign policy approach.

From horror fall to horse haven: Couple build new Cambridge training base

Maija Vance rebuilt her life after a fall from her horse left her initially paralysed.

Liam Dann: Why does talking about economic recovery make some people so angry?

OPINION: An economy that is in recovery does not necessarily imply a healthy economy.

Mercury boss Stew Hamilton on how hydro, wind and geothermal power stack up

Mercury CEO Stew Hamilton discusses the country's setup with hydro, wind, and geothermal energy.

Market close: Heavy end to week as big stocks drag sharemarket 1% lower

The NZ sharemarket reversed most gains made on Thursday after mixed company results.

Infrawork sold to Australian recruiter PeopleIN in $56m transtasman deal

Infrawork includes Extrastaff, Visahub and Manila-based Sky Bourne International.

Why banks now have room to trim some fixed mortgage rates

Which rates are most likely to be cut?

Westpac cuts fixed home loan rates after latest OCR decision

The bank is cutting its three, four and five-year fixed home loan special rates.

Branching out: Kiwi office greenery firm plots global expansion after winning top awards

The studio’s designs feature in B:Hive, Commercial Bay and Sylvia Park.

Ex-Files: My ex contributed nothing financially, how should we divide our property – and our dogs?

OPINION: The couple lived together for four years, so their assets are classed as shared.

Kiwi smart shopping start-up raises $8m to fuel US expansion

Appetise now helps 70,000 Kiwi households to plan meals and shop smarter.