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Hallenstein Glasson’s early FY25 trading up, but NZ retail still challenging

Hallenstein Glasson shared its first results for FY25, and Australia is performing well.

Greymouth Petroleum confirms strong gas flows from well

Greymouth Petroleum says gas is flowing strongly from its new well in Taranaki.

Supermarkets face criminal charges over alleged inaccurate pricing, specials

The charges should be a wake-up call about pricing accuracy, the watchdog says.

Embattled businessman under investigation for new Waiheke bike business

'I didn’t mutate into an animal or Gremlin overnight,' Hoff-Nielsen said.

Christchurch Casino caught up in money laundering legal action

The DIA says casinos not taking strong measures against money-laundering will be targeted.

Catherine Beard: Superannuation and the great tax debate

OPINION: We're not getting any younger.

'Great to see': Farmer confidence highest since mid-2017

Rabobank finds improved sentiment largely attributable to improved commodity pricing.

‘I really do worry’: Kiwis want tax cuts more than caring for poor, says top economist

'When push comes to shove … we want our wealth protected.'

The ATMs that charge $2.50 (or more) for a withdrawal

Consumer NZ: 'Disappointed by high fees at non-bank ATMs, urges access to cash for all.'

Sustainable Foods owes the government $1.4m as potential buyer locked in

Sustainable Foods went into liquidation in August, now it owes the Crown $1.4 million.

Billionaires plan overhaul of US news groups as media confronts trust issue

Financial Times: Overhaul an effort to 'restore trust' in news.

UK finance minister to meet EU counterparts in post-Brexit 'reset'

She's the first British chancellor to attend a Eurogroup meeting since the UK left.

Eurostar is Europe’s worst-ranked rail operator – study

Eurostar ticket prices do not correlate with higher service quality, study says.

‘World-first’ hydrofoiling electric ferry joins Fullers fleet

100-passenger commuter version in the works.

As South Korean investment grows, so do ‘Koreatowns’

Financial Times: Samsung, Hyundai, LG bring Korean culture to unexpected parts of the US.

Small businesses share predictions for Christmas spending

Holiday park's reservations might be a sign of slightly sunnier outlook.

Interest rates: Kiwibank cuts fixed mortgage rates, term deposits

The move follows other banks as longer-term rates creep lower.

'Outstanding' bakery announces closure a week after winning top award

'Everything you make is superb! This is such a loss.'