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Aaron Bhatnagar: Why Auckland's democracy is broken ... and how to start fixing it

OPINION: Auckland's council elections drew just 28.8% of eligible voters to the polls.

Bad news for the Reserve Bank as inflation tipped to top 3%

Stats CPI data key for next interest rate call.

Small Business: Gumboots just another canvas for Maaia Boots

Charis Tutaki talks to Tom Raynel about her small gumboot business Maaia Boots.

Opinion: Why a weaker NZ dollar could be both blessing and burden

It’s at a three‑year low against the Australian dollar, now around A$0.88.

Opinion: The hard truth about ‘bipartisanship’ in NZ’s infrastructure debate

True stability comes from shared interest, not politicians simply agreeing.

Diana Clement: What happens to my debt when I die?

Joint loans don’t vanish on death – co-signers remain fully liable.

Liam Dann: The economy is recovering but there’s bad news coming

OPINION: Don't let the grim headlines rattle you, things are getting better.

Paul Jarvie: Why New Zealand needs a smarter approach to health and safety training

OPINION: New Zealand still trails Australia and the UK on workplace injury rates.

Inside the $160m fix: How a luxury Queenstown resort became a leaky landmark

Repairs at the luxury lakefront resort are costing $993,000 per apartment.

The $6 billion dollar man: Sir Peter Beck rockets up the rich list

The Southlander is paying it forward, investing in multiple NZ startups.

Singapore Airlines about to ramp up Auckland services

More flights are imminent before the giant double-decker Airbus jet's arrival in January.

Barker's $60m factory expansion nearly complete

Iconic South Canterbury fruit company's expansion will come to fruition later this year.

Airline boss warns prolonged US shutdown threatens economy

TSA and air traffic staff are still working without pay as talks stall.

Six ways Gen Z are ruining the workplace for everyone else

Telegraph: Junior staff with ‘unrealistic expectations’ are rewriting the office rules.

'Knew for decades': J&J faces £1b UK talc cancer lawsuit

The claim spans 1965 to 2023 and alleges J&J knew its talc contained asbestos.

Stock Takes: PGG Wrightson’s board shake-up raises questions over shareholders' motives

Agria and Elders used their combined 56% stake to oust the board leaders.