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Jenée Tibshraeny: Middle East conflict puts upward pressure on mortgage rates – for now

ANALYSIS: Will banks follow ANZ's lead and adjust their rates higher?

Mark Lister: Why markets tend to do fine no matter who wins in November

Shares have risen under every government since 1975, despite political shifts.

The work perks Kiwi employees prioritise most and the ones they aren't getting

Non-traditional work perks are becoming increasingly valued by staff.

Deborah Chambers: Why Auckland’s crash laws grind motorways to a halt

OPINION: One minor crash should not bring Auckland’s motorways to a halt.

Philanthropist and early childhood champion Wayne Wright snr dies

Wayne Wright snr co-founded Best Start Educare, now with about 260 centres around NZ.

‘Devaluing the residential appeal’: Anger over three-level self-storage complex

Resident says the 14m high, three-level complex clashes with Mt Albert's vision.

Halter tipped for raise at $3.3 billion valuation, Kiwi fund details huge gains

'11 quarters to be worth more than Fonterra.'

High-stakes battle over billion-dollar gold mine at NZ beauty spot

The plans have divided Central Otago, with arguments on both sides.

Oil crisis puts businesses accused of virtue signalling in the box seat to survive – Nick Stewart

OPINION: Resilience is built in calm weather, not in a storm.

Stupid Rules: Liam Dann on new book about red tape

Liam Dann sits down with author Natasha Hamilton-Hart to discuss her new book, Stupid Rules.

Zuru sues US Govt over Trump tariffs, chases huge refund payout

Zuru joins legal stampede seeking repayment of billions in unlawful tariffs.

Mike v John: Will Campbell lift RNZ again?; 'Homecoming': Katie Bradford returns; 'F***ing f***' - RNZ reporter's on-air blooper

Can we trust tech giants' latest advertising data? TVNZ announces a new business host.

For sale Slipper Island expected to fetch more than $10 million

It comes with an old style lodge, three chalets and two safari tents.

Iran war: What NZ could do in conflict and who’s winning the battle

NZ could bombard shores to clear seas but would struggle with drones, professor says.

Market close: NZX down but tone ‘less bad’

The S&P/NZX closed at 12,989.99, down 61.62 points or 0.47%.

GDP is up in New Zealand, so why does the economy still feel flat?

NZ Herald Business Editor-at-Large, Liam Dann, joins Jane Yee on The Front Page to explain what the latest results mean.