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Lion Brewery unveils one of NZ’s largest solar arrays

The solar array will supply 14.4% of the brewery's electricity.

Cecilia Robinson: Why NZ’s health system needs a digital transformation now

OPINION: Sweden’s integrated system allows real-time data access across providers.

‘Attack on our sovereignty’: US letters spark French backlash

France called US interference in DEI policies 'unacceptable'.

How to divorce when you can’t find your spouse

Q: I want a divorce, but I don't know where my husband is.

Govt to consider break-up of supermarket duopoly, wants another big competitor in NZ

Finance Minister stresses the Government was not looking to run a supermarket chain.

Oops, we made a mistake – or did we? The rise of ‘mistake marketing’

'Accidental' free shipping, 'leaking' a discount code. How legit is mistake marketing?

What Trump’s tariff turmoil means for NZ’s economic recovery

OPINION: Good, bad or ugly, here's hoping US tariff announcement brings some certainty.

How to legally reduce your tax bill before year’s end

OPINION: Check if you're on the right tax code, especially with multiple incomes.

Heavy weather ahead, the four storms facing red meat

OPINION: It's a tough business farming cattle.

Mary Holm: I’ve inherited $450,000 - should I invest in gold?

OPINION: The gold price has risen a lot in recent years but it can also fall fast.

NZ’s fruit wins in competitive Vietnamese produce market

Vietnam is now the fastest-growing economy in Southeast Asia.

Market close: Gentrack shares surge on speculation of major offshore contract

The company has not announced the contract but is advertising a new analyst role.

Regulator clears Qatar Airways-Virgin Australia alliance

Qatar Airways to take 25% stake in carrier, challenge Qantas on long-haul routes.

Mobil introduces renewable diesel made partly with vegetable oil

The diesel is only available to one commercial user so far.

Genesis boosts coal stockpile, preps for potential power shortfall

Genesis may start a third Rankine for extra power during emergencies.

Sky replaces call centre staff with AI, closes three centres in UK

Chatbots will replace the network's 2000 staff amid shifting trends.

‘Watershed moment’: Govt to lend to private sector for social houses

Chris Bishop is also exploring underwriting bank loans to community housing providers.

'Utterly shocking': Spinoff v Stuff in story stoush; NZME exec quits

TVNZ wins legal battle to keep sources secret; Neil Finn on RNZ host's exit.