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The China rebuild: Long road back for valuable tourist market

China was NZ's fastest-growing visitor market - until Covid-19 hit.

Deputy PM, Rob Fyfe unveil new anti-slavery rule proposal

Rules would require companies to be "transparent" about supply chains.

US contractor upholds Pacific Edge’s Medicare ban

Pacific Edge has the right to respond to the new Novitas declaration.

Revealed: The eye-watering cost of Air NZ’s new business class seats

The airline acknowledges its existing cabin is lagging the competition.

Is Fonterra's heavy hand still behind our milk price-setting system?

There are allegations Fonterra's still in the driving seat, despite industry law changes.

Judge has doubts about Mark Hotchin’s evidence during trial

Justice Pheroze Jagose release his judgment this morning.

Pacific Edge lays out survival plans after major Medicare setback

The company says it could take up to four years to regain access to the US system.

Mainfreight tightens belt as global economic pressures cloud trading prospects

Mainfreight shareholders have been warned to expect the impacts of a global downturn.

Secrets of the bar at 38,000 feet: What drove the airline boss to install it

The president of Emirates says Airbus had to be pushed hard to install a lounge bar.

Air NZ’s big food upgrade has a catch - you need to be up the front of the plane to enjoy it

Airline goes local for premium passengers' new food, cocktails and wine.

Fonterra and Nestlé's sale of DPA Brazil faces challenge

The two dairy giants agreed to sell DPA for $210 million.

Spotify hit by cost of unwinding aggressive podcast push

Financial Times: Group suffers big overall loss in three months to end of June

'World-first' satellite-to-normal-phone call completed

Lynk is competing with Elon Musk's Starlink in the cell tower in the sky stakes.

Microsoft and Alphabet’s core businesses resilient as they brace for AI costs

Financial Times: Tech companies flag higher spending ahead.

How fentanyl changed the game for Mexico’s drug cartels

Financial Times: A highly profitable business feeds frenzied demand for synthetic opioid.

Wayne Brown wants retreat: 600 council staff moving into new office regardless

Staff shifting from the Orewa, Henderson offices and those previously at Takapuna.

$31.5m pledged. Not a cent on the St James yet. Why?

Bielby had at times wondered if he wanted to carry on with the project.

Air NZ turnaround in fortune set to make corporate history

Airline was forecasting a loss at beginning of the year, now a whopper profit