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Some models of iPhone 17 sell out, telcos offer deals

Industry body warns consumers not to get in over their heads.

Talley’s defamation trial hears claims of forged workplace injury files

Court hears of Talley's injury management and claim files being falsified ahead of audit.

Luxon on what he said to next Air NZ boss Nikhil Ravishankar, Qantas expansion

The Prime Minister had a chat today with the man who will take over at the airline.

The new AirPods can translate languages in your ears. This is profound

New York Times: Conversations also appear instantly as live text transcriptions on screen.

'I don’t know what to tell you guys': Zuckerberg mocked after Meta flop

Mark Zuckerberg failed three times to take a video call on his AI glasses.

'Demise of our country': Manufacturing boss paints bleak economic picture

The director has given an honest account of the struggle businesses and employees face.

'Golden visa': Kiwifruit woos wealthy foreigners with new fund

Wealthy investors must commit at least $4.8m to secure a pathway to residency.

Air New Zealand opens huge timber hangar at Auckland Airport

'Quite a journey': New hangar can fit three or even four jetliners simultaneously.

Marutūāhu-Ockham sells 24 of 65 new Toi units in Pt Chevalier

'I take my hat off to the work you guys do' - Mayor Wayne Brown praises Toi developers.

Market close: NZ sharemarket drops after weak GDP data and US Fed rate cut

The NZ sharemarket was down today as the market responded to new GDP figures.

RNZ shake-up: Top commercial media boss appointed to public broadcaster's board

The appointment comes as the Government seeks a boost in RNZ audiences and trust levels.

Ockham opens 21st project Toi in Pt Chevalier, built with Marutūāhu

Ockham Residential CEO William Deihl on the opening of new Ockham-Marutūāhu building Toi, in Point Chevalier.

Behind the eight ball: Banks call for sharper Reserve Bank cuts

Pressure is mounting on the Reserve Bank to cut rates sooner after poor GDP data.

Outlook grim for Kitchen Things creditors owed $16.6m, company on brink of liquidation

More than 390 creditors are wanting money from Kitchen Things and its related entities.

Mangatu Blocks shareholders plan to appeal Māori Land Court dismissal

Judge Nathan Milner ruled support for court action fell short of the 10% legal threshold.

New member appointed to Reserve Bank committee that sets the OCR

Agribusiness exec Hayley Gourley has been appointed as a Monetary Policy Committee member.