Obituary: Rod Oram - Champion of business, climate journalism and inaugural Business Herald editor
Oram was widely respected for his work and personal kindness.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromBusiness
How Air NZ’s shrinking winter network is affecting passengers and the airline
Airline cites engine problems for Chicago pause after hot competition to US eroded yields.
Govt warned against borrowing to fund tax cuts by IMF - says it could fuel inflation
The international organisation says the Government's purse strings need to be tightened.
'Staying positive helps': Farmer's road to recovery after accident
An accident in the late 1990s left Matt Hutchinson with horrific injuries.
Dairy prices weaken again - will Fonterra's milk price forecast follow?
Dairy prices fell again at this morning's Global Dairy Trade auction.
NZ still spending more than it earns - but the deficit shrinks as tourists return
The goods deficit narrowed as we imported less, despite falling export returns.
Oyster profit turns to loss, Pastoral House payments stopped
'I'm really cranky': Syndicate investor monthly payments axed indefinitely, funds frozen.
Callaghan Innovation tens of millions short - document
Confidential memo says hazardous goods storage is not up to scratch.
Economic scoreboard: The region that 'smashed it' in the December quarter
Changes at the top, and big mover revealed.
Israel Adesanya building apartments in Auckland
This is Adesanya's first foray into apartments, having previously developed townhouses.
Prices drop again in latest GDT auction
Whole milk powder is Fonterra's biggest reference product.
The Warehouse to close or sell online platform, posts $23.7m loss
Company redirecting focus to 'bedrock' brands.
Plans to regulate online gambling welcomed by SkyCity
IRD, however, is pessimistic about the policy change.
The 302 million litre challenge: Why Air NZ must hunt overseas for sustainable aviation fuel
Lack of supply of green fuel here forces airline to look offshore.
Richard Prebble: What’s causing the scandalous backlog in courts
OPINION: What we blast as 'police state' tyranny elsewhere we are doing ourselves.
Inside Economics: What is the current account deficit, can NZ survive it? And what is noodle-economics?
With new current account data due today Liam Dann looks at what it is and what it means.
Sistema founder Brendan Lindsay backs private credit fund
The private credit fund is aimed at filling a gap in the lending market.
Cook Strait ferry service: Who's really paying?
Independent operator says billions could be blown at both ends of strait.
Market close: KMD Brands’ share price sinks to all-time low
But the New Zealand sharemarket had a welcome rise of more than half a per cent.
Could this racecourse be replaced by thousands of new homes?
A public meeting has been called by the local business association.
Bank of Japan ends era of negative interest rates, first hike in 17 years
Financial Times: Central bank becomes world’s last to unwind ultra-loose monetary policy.
$1b+ Oyster Group fund suspends investor withdrawals, selling properties
It says the fund must keep capital to meet its needs and service higher borrowing costs.
What you get in Singapore Airlines' Premium Economy revamp
Big overseas carriers serving NZ are investing in planes.
NZ film festival facing final cut
Covid caused the New Zealand International Film Festival to burn through reserves.
Government to slash road user charges for plug-in hybrids
Plug-in hybrid owners will pay less in road user charges after a change of heart.
Property Insider: ‘Mr Quick’ striding ahead fast; ‘Mr Hotel’ leaving Colliers
No room for gloom: Mr Quick's $500m scheme, Winton's $750m plans, plaudits for Brealey.
'Accessible by boat or helicopter': Richwhite bach on Lake Taupō for sale
'Charming fisherman's cottage with three bedrooms, one bathroom' — and adjoining boatshed.
Kathmandu owner reveals $9.6m loss, cuts dividend
Result was a 169 per cent decline on the previous year.
Tesla’s troubles raise questions about its invincibility
New York Times: Telsa's share price has lost one-third of its value this year.
UK man killed in freak Auckland worksite gate crush named
The large sliding gate was being opened to let subbies on site when it fell on the victim.
Cheap tomatoes great for shoppers - not for growers
'As the season went on and production increased, volumes increased and prices come down.'
Chinese authorities accuse Evergrande of inflating revenues by $130b
Financial Times: Decision marks first detailed allegations against developer and founder.
Quit-Tok: Why young workers are refusing to leave their job quietly
Financial Times: Videos of people resigning or being made redundant are going viral.
Plans to escape giant warehouse: Fonterra/Port of Tauranga JV seeks tenants
Intermodal freight hub expansion back in 2016 was hailed as a big leap forward.