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ASB quietly stops offering some mortgage rate discounts

Bank's move comes as Westpac increases its mortgage and term deposit rates.

Market close: Retirement stocks rise on quiet day for NZ sharemarket

The NZX was up slightly with Ryman and Summerset benefiting from a lull.

2degrees will begin 3G shutdown in days, One NZ delays

Many devices beyond phones rely on 3G.

Lost in transition: The businesses trapped by New Zealand's energy crisis

Gas supply has fallen about 45% in six years as prices for industry double.

Airways outage: Display screen went blank in ‘complete workstation failure’

Incoming message from a pilot and a 20-year-old bug are cited as causes of the outage.

From AI to Kiwi hits: The apps and games Kiwis downloaded most this year

Homegrown talent features among the top offerings from Apple's App Store.

Airways team staff turnover concerns aviation industry group, Airways says safety never compromised

Nearly one-third of people in one team left this year, but Airways says new staff on way.

ACC chief executive won't seek reappointment

News of the CEO's plan to leave late next year comes as organisational change looms.

Reserve Bank spending under fire – between-office travel cost hits $850k

The bank's costs for between-office travel in the age of Zoom has been labelled 'waste'.

Parents, schools face headache ahead of Term 1 after uniform provider collapses

Schools have been left scrambling after a uniform supplier went into liquidation.

More lambs on the ground as national flock lifts after tough seasons

Stronger ewe performance lifted the national lambing rate to 131.1%.

Two lenders owed $71.7m on troubled Beachcroft Residences project

The Auckland apartments are nearly finished, but now the scale of the debt is revealed.

High water warning: Meridian to spill South Island hydro lakes from tomorrow

Meridian's Waitaki catchment lakes are running high due to rain and snow melt.

David Harvey: You cannot legislate away the digital world our kids already live in

OPINION: Experts warn age checks could erode privacy by tying real identities to accounts.

'No plans to ship to the US': Tariffs bite into apple grower's profits

“Until the tariffs are gone, it will be difficult to make a dollar.”

Is the worst of the brain drain over? Why NZ may have turned tide on talent loss

Annual net migration ticked up in October but remains low by historic standards.