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Market close: Sharemarket heads for worst month in years as conflict jitters bite

Profit gains by Hallenstein Glasson and The Warehouse defied the weak market and mood.

Christchurch is booming – and Aucklanders are increasingly moving south

Lower house prices, a healthy economy and attractive lifestyle are drawing people in.

Port of Auckland unveils mega cruise ship terminal and 24/7 freight push

Auckland cruise terminal upgrade aims to double ship calls and visitors

'We’re really worried about what they call blank sailings': Warehouse boss eyes Iran conflict threat to stock, costs

Mark Stirton is already scenario planning for shipping delays and surcharges.

Penny Tucker: Why Auckland must be at the centre of growth

City leaders want a national ports plan so Auckland’s waterfront can be freed up.

'Seems a bit crazy': Fuel-reliant farms running dry

Fern Energy said it was doing its best to prioritise fuel deliveries based on need.

'Only way forward': Heinz Wattie’s confirms plant closures, 300 jobs to go

Manufacturing sites in Christchurch, Dunedin and Auckland will close.

ChargeNet hikes pricing: What it means for the cost of an Auckland-Tauranga EV roadtrip

Auckland–Tauranga in a Tesla could soon cost nearly as much as driving a petrol car.

Warehouse Group profit jumps 34% but warns outlook is under pressure

The result comes as the business trims head office staff and paused its marketing spend.

Simeon Brown: Auckland’s new momentum can unlock growth for the whole country

Police powers, patrols and a new CBD station aim to improve city centre safety.

'Sad news': TVNZ's top newsroom boss resigns

Phil O'Sullivan will finish at TVNZ on April 24.

Under-pressure Xero partners with AI giant - which also offers free financial features

PLUS: Founder Rod Drury weighs in on the AI vs SaaS "meltdown".

Richard Harman: How Auckland politics now drives the Beehive

Around 57% of coalition support at the last election came from Auckland.

Kiwi exporters briefed on US tariff refunds

It’s the importer of record in the US who will be refunded the tariff, not the exporter.'

KiwiSaver changes: Pay haircut v better retirement? What you need to know

Changes to KiwiSaver mean your take-home pay will likely drop from next month.

Stock Takes: How professional investors are handling sharemarket volatility and the Middle East meltdown

The NZX50 has fallen about 5% since the conflict began on February 28.