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Business giants worth $215b push for modern slavery law

National and Labour each have Bills but government support remains stalled.

'The cheapest unit of gas is the one you do not use': EECA chief's warning

EECA says simple fixes like sealing steam leaks can slash energy use by 30%.

New CAA boss vows to drive change at regulator under pressure

He rejected an 'attitude adjustment' jibe but said he's sincere about changing the CAA.

'Steady decline': Wattie's defends peach cutback, says Kiwis aren't buying as many

'Decisions that affect our growers and the future of NZ crops are never made lightly.'

Food prices lift 5% in August year, Stats NZ data shows

Beef mince has risen $3.40 in 12 months, costing $22.53 per kilo in August.

Aviation Action Plan released: Changes for Ōhakea, regional airlines, aim to speed up new drone rules

Drones, Ōhakea, a pilot shortage and regional airlines all get attention in the new plan.

Commerce Act overhaul to quash 'killer acquisitions' and predatory pricing

Will changes enhance competition in the economy?

Councils push for KiwiSaver contributions but Govt shuts door

Councillors are classed as contractors, so miss out on KiwiSaver top-ups.

Heritage-style home developer Brooksfield arrives in Auckland

The Christchurch-headquartered company has come to Auckland where it is marketing two projects, because it says people want its products.

Spark and One NZ launch realtime phone outage service

New Zealand is the first country worldwide to launch this outage service.

Wellington slumps to bottom of economic scorecard

Bay of Plenty, Southland, Central Lakes District top ASB's list.

ANZ agrees to record A$240m fine for widespread misconduct in Australia

Regulator says ANZ has betrayed the trust of Australians.

Bay of Plenty tops with bumper kiwifruit season as Auckland shows signs of economic turnaround

The June quarter was marked by 'chilly' economic conditions.

The young entrepreneur lacing up a future for NZ strong wool

Meet Jacob Smith, the 21-year-old turning wool & vege scraps into biodegradable shoelaces.

Ryman abandons plans for largest Christchurch project, site for sale

This was to be the company's biggest project in the city where it was originally founded.

Paddock to Pantry adds over 500 products in bid to rival supermarket giants

A $10m South Auckland distribution hub is fuelling the rapid expansion.