Latest from Business

'Milestone' - Stride to redevelop North Wharf on city's waterfront

Sites to be redeveloped: hospitality on ground floors, offices above, two to three levels.

Eye in a storm: Former Real Housewife calls in lawyers after magazine editor's email

A once-close partnership has collapsed, with lawyers set to step in.

Fixing the Fast-track

The Fast-track Approvals law, passed to enable quicker decisions on major capital projects, is under revision after less than a year, so what is the fix and what will it allow?

Emirates SkyCargo reports demand for premium NZ exports blooming

A giant aircraft is transporting tonnes of precious goods every week, and hailing a new partnership agreement. Video / Supplied

Orchid Air: Emirates says trade in premium exports blooming with UAE trade deal

Crayfish, lamb, cherries and orchids are now key exports bound for Dubai.

Market close: NZ market flat despite US bounce

Market leader Fisher and Paykel Healthcare was down 61c to $36.70.

Biggest fine of the year: Real estate agent hit with $10,000 penalty for misuse of vendor funds

"If I have made any mistake, I am happy to do anything to rectify it," Lillian Chen said.

How global beef demand is hitting Maccas' bottom line in New Zealand

The chain exports nearly 30,000 tonnes of beef, about 10% of NZ's total beef exports.

Property Insider: Bidders race to land $800m Christchurch prison expansion deal

Plans for the expansion include 240 high-security beds in 160 cells.

The dark fleet hiding in our own backyard: How the Cook Islands sold its flag to Moscow, Tehran

SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: How shadow fleets made the Cook Islands flag inconvenient.

Generate Wealth Weekly: What assets the Crown should keep, and what it could sell

Net core Crown debt is forecast to climb above $230b by 2028.

The dark fleet in our own backyard

How the Cook Islands sold its flag to Moscow and Tehran. Video \ Mark Mitchell, Jason Dorday

C-word upset: Whitcoulls owner reveals why literary magazine has been banned from stores

Rich-list businessman David Norman on why the banned journal is different from books.

Mocka eyes first physical store in New Zealand despite Ikea's arrival

The company's first standalone store is targeted to open in the second half of FY26.

Market close: NZ sharemarket starts week up 0.6%

A late surge in trading was led by Fisher and Paykel Healthcare, Meridian and Contact.

How Elon Musk's Starlink earned $100m from New Zealand in 2025

PLUS: The telco losing share.