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Eric Watson's bid to stymie insider trading charges thrown out

His counter-claim against the action was also thrown out.

‘We absolutely got this wrong and we're sorry’: The Warehouse responds to ad criticism

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled the advert could cause 'serious offence'.

Film producer declared bankrupt after leaky Auckland penthouse dispute

He was made bankrupt after a body corporate took the dispute to court.

Qantas cyber attack: Millions affected as names, contact details stolen

Customers should be on the lookout for scammers and imposters.

Planned for years, 25% owner sells out of Queenstown's Lakeview Taumata

'Troubled, controversial, deathly quiet': Crux on site of $2b mixed-use Queenstown scheme.

Cecilia Robinson: Come on, The Warehouse, do better. Just apologise

OPINION: The ASA upheld complaints against The Warehouse's ad for reinforcing stereotypes.

Richard Prebble: How Fiji's path to equality could guide NZ reforms

OPINION: Fiji's 2013 Constitution ended the race-based electoral system.

Ikea opening ‘around Christmas trading period’, plans for traffic mitigation at Sylvia Park

'Ikea is likely to open around the Christmas trading period at the end of this year.'

NZ taxpayer-funded $29m satellite likely lost in space

The satellite received $29 million from the Government to grow the space industry.

One of NZ's largest tech firms reveals financials amid AI 'revolution'

The firm's staff numbers dropped by 756 to 5375 in the financial year – a 12% reduction.

Market close: Fisher & Paykel Healthcare helps NZX up over 1%

Shares in Skellerup Holdings ended the day 5.1% higher at $4.95.

NZ Super Fund-backed Kaingaroa Timberlands expands with Waikato land purchase

Kaingaroa Timberlands has bought 9200ha of forestry land in South Waikato.

New heights: Skyline Enterprises' pre-tax profit doubles to $61m

The business' operations in Queenstown have reached new heights, but its casino is down.

Watch: 'Offensive to girls' - why The Warehouse has been told to remove this TV ad

An ad ruled offensive was based on stereotype that 'girls aren't good at maths': watchdog.

House-building trend still soft as annual consents fall

May's annual consent total is the second-lowest for any month since the end of 2018.

Union warns against meat self-inspection plans

PSA says plans to privatise meat inspection service could risk food quality and safety.

PwC says sell: 59-unit partly built Du Val block up for sale

Government-appointed statutory managers PwC call in Colliers to quit an apartment project.

‘Needs to grow ... a bigger set of balls': BSA rejects complaint about Ryan Bridge's PM comment

A listener said the phrase was vulgar and disrespectful to the Prime Minister's office.