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AI revolution in NZ: Why the speed of human job losses is causing concern

How the AI revolution differs from the Industrial Revolution as it starts to cost NZ jobs.

Matthew Hooton: China’s attack on New Zealand first since 1985

OPINION: Winston Peters has done more than anyone to ensure NZ has allies backing us.

Festivals, gigs boost fortunes for Glassons and Hallensteins

All eyes are on Australia as sales go backwards in NZ.

Happy-go-lucky Australia is feeling neither happy, nor lucky

NYT: After enjoying decades of prosperity, Australia has hit economic turbulence.

Complainants get real estate agent censured, fined $1000 for property use advice

Complainant intended to operate an auto dismantling/vehicle parts business from property.

Lightyears Solar moves at lightspeed to raise $6m for three new solar farms

Three new community-scale farms being built over the next year.

NZ forestry 'struck to our knees' by weak demand from China

NZ log inventories have piled up due to very weak demand from China in recent months.

Holiday turnaround: Australian chain gets holiday park lease

Lease is for 48 years, land is classified as sensitive, across the road from beach.

Property Insider: Which global brand is coming to Westgate next?

Nike's next big move; what does credit data tell us?

Report sick or dead wild birds, MPI says as bird flu hits US dairy cows for the first time

US agencies say there's no risk to milk.

Snap crackle stop: Sanitarium axing jobs as it discontinues iconic cereals

The company is planning to streamline its product range.

Willis concedes Govt books won't be back in shape quickly

Finance Minister avoids unveiling likely size of Budget 2024.

Road-user charges for EVs: More of your questions answered

Updated with NZTA answers to reader questions.

Liam Dann's Inside Economics: Gen Z is ‘doom spending’... but will recession hit them hardest?

OPINION: Liam Dann digs beneath the economic headlines in his weekly column.

Richard Prebble: Luxon has the worst honeymoon of any elected PM

OPINION: His polling is now down 10 per cent from its peak.

NZ Super Fund appoints Jo Townsend as CEO

Townsend is the first externally-appointed CEO since Adrian Orr in 2007.

Gor-gone-zola: Some NZ cheeses to be renamed after EU deal

NZ Specialist Cheesemakers' Association says it has seven years to find alternative names.

Port says no risk to Auckland, Tauranga harbour bridges after Baltimore bridge tragedy

Sugar factory gets limited, controlled traffic, port says.