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Auckland Airport building new temporary pavilion with components bolted together on-site

Pavilion expected to open next autumn as departures hall gets major upgrade.

Patrick Sharp: Hackers set to outpace defenders in 2026 cyber war

Kordia research shows 59% of NZ businesses faced a cyber attack last year.

Gold miner dubs Otago the next West Africa; more on fast-track amendments and congestion charges

Business with 2degrees: Ko Gold talks up south and central Otago prospect, concerns fast-track changes shift power to ministers, $10m gantries needed for congestion charging.

Why Xero shares are tumbling despite record profit, bullish outlook

The $4b elephant in the room, 'exhausted pricing power', slowing growth, an AI poser.

What Trump's tariff rollback means for NZ farmers and food prices

New Zealand exporters have paid about $300m in extra tariffs since August.

From billion to trillion: What Musk’s fortune says about a world out of balance - The Front Page

Is there such a thing as an ethical billionaire? Chelsea Daniels explores the idea with Nick Henry from Oxfam. Video / The Front Page

Market close: Late surge lifts NZ market to start new week with small rise

The NZX rose 0.2% ahead of some key results and trading updates in the next fortnight.

US flights can return to ‘normal’ after Govt shutdown disruptions

Space launches and even parachutists faced restrictions during the shutdown.

Liam Dann: A mature conversation about asset sales and CGT? Yeah, right

OPINION: On the left and right, politicians need to lift the standard of debate.

Flickers of recovery in PMI data, group health schemes and bitcoin users both seek tax breaks

Business with 2degrees: Manufacturing orders lift, will services sectors follow? Plus, taxing Bitcoin transactions and private health insurance for workers.

Companies turn to in‑house influencers to boost AI adoption

Companies like Morgan Stanley and HubSpot are using AI ‘ambassadors’ to teach peers.

Scammers outpacing authorities as online cons surge across NZ

Kiwis reveal their own misdeeds and share views on jail time for scammers.

'You can’t eat a brick' – Why a mortgage-free home won't set you up for retirement

An expert warns overconfidence in the family home could leave us short in later life.

Small Business: Piq aims to reshape how Kiwis drink their daily coffee

University student Amber Scott talks to Tom Raynel about her coffee additive start-up Piq.

WorkSafe warning after 'timber delivery went tragically wrong'

WorkSafe has guidelines for working near overhead powerlines and advises extreme care.

Paul Jarvie: How to hold a safe staff Christmas party

OPINION: Employers must know their responsibilities when alcohol is involved.