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Air NZ to deploy fog-casting tech in new trial

Air NZ is deploying a local innovator's technology across its entire network.

Fogbuster innovator teams up with Air NZ

Pyper Vision founder Emily Blythe and Air New Zealand's chief pilot David Morgan have teamed up on better fog forecasting technology that could save the sector a fortune.

Chris Bishop v Auckland Council commissioners on K Rd rejection: ‘Insanity ... total nonsense’

The plans failed to meet tests under the RMA, the commissioners' report said.

$42m debt owed by major cherry grower in liquidation

Across the three registered companies, the business owes roughly $42 million.

Tesla halts Cybertruck sales as panels fall off ‘indestructible’ pickup

Cold weather may worsen the panel detachment issue for Cybertrucks.

Auckland’s biggest landfill set to stay open 7-8 years longer than expected under new proposal

The Redvale landfill at Dairy Flat is NZ's ninth biggest gasfield.

IRD says time running out for Small Business Cashflow loan repayments

About 10,000 loans are in default after the Covid-era scheme was launched.

Supermarket wars: 'Game changer' - Foodstuffs' property boss on usurping Woolworths

'Unfortunately, our new landlord has not renewed our lease' - Woolworths' Jason Stockill.

Turbulence ahead for next boss of US aviation regulator

Bryan Bedford is the front-runner for the high-pressure top job.

What do tariffs and trade wars mean for your KiwiSaver?

Investors are being reminded ‘this too shall pass'.

Opinion: ‘Bull market’ in Europe as US hits speed bumps

Tariffs loom large as a threat to the wider European economy.

Damian Treanor: How to manage difficult employees effectively

OPINION: Tips for workplace harmony.

The Ex-Files: How to protect your $275k inheritance during a relationship split

OPINION: Inheritance and separation — what you need to know.

Investors thought they had Trump figured out. They were wrong

New York Times: The US President sent markets into another tailspin this week.

Saatchi co-founder Sir John Hegarty on why even good businesses sometimes die

He says modern brands rely too much on data instead of inspiring ideas.

'All we knew was avocado on toast': City couple's orchard adventure

Couple flipped their lives from corporate city dwellers to hands-on avocado orchardists.

Liam Dann: Can the economy recover in time to save Luxon?

OPINION: Economists say the recovery is under way but the public aren't feeling it yet.

Diana Clement: Why young digital natives are more vulnerable to online scams

Gen Zs are often twice as likely to experience digital security incidents.