Latest from Business

Cameron Bagrie: Why Auckland is underperforming despite its scale

Auckland generates 38% of NZ’s GDP despite having only a third of the population.

How Auckland can become a high-wage, world-class city

Auckland needs to treat growth as a system rather than a set of isolated fixes.

Business owners warn of potential price hikes for customers as fuel costs bite

The Middle East conflict continues to impact fuel pricing and supply.

Property Insider: From Drury to Southland - the quiet giant betting billions on wind power and future freight

Calder Stewart has built 750,000sq m of new buildings for $1.5b-plus in last three years.

Winter downturn: Economic recovery now ‘unlikely’ until 2027 - ASB

ASB now sees GDP shrinking 0.3% in the second quarter and barely growing after.

Is nuking your mortgage really the best plan?

OPINION: Three mortgage and investing strategies for retirement.

Market close: NZ sharemarket drops 1.4% amid ongoing global crisis

The S&P/NZX 50 closed at 12,748.92 – down 186.47 points or 1.44%.

Gas up 300%, power doubled: Why Wattie's says local manufacturing no longer works

Gas costs for Wattie's have jumped about 300% in the past seven years.

51% of Kiwis planning to increase KiwiSaver contributions, survey finds

The default KiwiSaver contribution rate increases this week to 3.5%.

How do EVs stack up financially amid high fuel prices?

Electric vehicle sales have been soaring - but do they actually make sense financially?

Diesel dithering: Labour and coalition Govts fail to ensure stockholding

How an unloved plan to store more diesel storage was kicked down the road – until now.

Auckland CBD's most prominent projects: Ten reasons to celebrate or cry

Cry over Seascape and Symphony. Celebrate Precinct and so much else in the city's heart.

TVNZ cost cuts: 'Good Sorts' 6pm news segment, youth brand 'Re: News' in firing line

'Pressing pause': Hadyn Jones' Good Sorts screens at the end of the Sunday night news.

Mark Lister: Petrol spike will hit inflation but RBNZ right to hold its nerve

OPINION: Markets briefly priced in three OCR hikes after wholesale rates hit July highs.

David Harvey: Jury trial reforms risk putting a price on justice

OPINION: The Government is weighing whether only more serious crimes warrant jury trials.

My wife and I only met each other on our wedding day

You must usually be separated for two years before applying for dissolution.