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Adrian Orr: 'We will be left behind if we don't work collectively'

OPINION: NZ faces many challenges, including a declining resilience to climate change.

China's dairy industry has been growing fast, how long will the Chinese need our dairy products?

China is on track to become the third largest milk-producing country.

Two apps that will help EV owners get to grips with RUCs

Tracking costs (that $26 Auckland-Tauranga round trip will become $58) and topping-up.

Mark Lister: Changes for trusts, tax rates and Portfolio Investment Entities

OPINION: It’s extremely important to be tax-aware, and to minimise costs where you can.

‘Shortcuts everywhere’: Claims of Boeing ditching quality for speed

Reports paint a worrying picture of a company considered to be one of the best.

AI is already taking NZ jobs - what needs to be done

OPINION: Some jobs are looking a lot more precarious than others.

Ex-files with Jeremy Sutton: Learn more about cost risks in Family Court cases

You need to weigh up all of your exposure to costs including those awarded against you.

What’s driving the price of gold up?

And what the trend says about Bitcoin, China and the global situation right now.

Diana Clement: Why a digital disruptor could offer a better deal than your bank

OPINION: There's a growing number of digital accounts available from disruptors.

Security company worker pilfers $466k, using his children as decoys, in years-long swindle

'You breached that fundamental trust they had in you.'

Medical cannabis company in voluntary administration after funding dispute

Loss-making firm failed to raise much-needed funds.

Adrian Orr interview: Money printing and inflation

"Central banks globally including us and fiscal authorities pumped money in."

Markets with Madison: Money printing

The Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand explains how the expansion of money supply and higher consumer prices have eroded people’s purchasing power. Video / Carson Bluck / Mark Mitchell

Crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years

Celebrities including Larry David and Tom Brady backed FTX, which lost US$11 billion.

Kathmandu founder disqualified after guilty ruling

Cameron has been found guilty of not disclosing shares worth millions of dollars.

Media Insider: Suppression spike; Elephant in NZR interview room; Big NBR subscriber cancels

Defendants keep names secret, NBR loses 'biggest exclusive user', Maiki Sherman's new gig.

Eric Watson belatedly lawyers up in US case of alleged insider trading

Embattled businessman engages with bankruptcy and insider trading cases.

Market close: NZ stocks head into Easter on a positive note

The uptick came despite a trading halt, voluntary administration and a product recall.