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Celebrity chatbots pose safety risks for teens, report reveals

Researchers found chatbots raised inappropriate content every five minutes.

'Active investigation': Asbestos concerns over fire doors at Auckland convention centre

Fletcher Building says it is working to figure out potential impacts on the project.

Google not required to sell Chrome in antitrust victory

US judge rejects demand for Google to sell Chrome in major case.

New drug and alcohol rules for aviation: Tester says more opiates being abused

More companies will need to have drug and alcohol testing policies.

Dairy prices plunge 4.3% in latest auction

GDT auction sees 4.3% price drop; cheddar rises, but powders plunge.

Construction cartel: Secret Auckland company admits bid corruption

The admission of guilt comes eight months after co-defendant MaxBuild was sentenced.

Amazon construction freeze: PM at tech giant's launch but massive Auckland site sits abandoned

Amazon announced it would spend $7.5 billion in 2021.

Travelling Kiwis drive growth: Airbnb's $5.1b impact on NZ tourism

Domestic guests made up 55% of Airbnb stays in NZ last year.

Retirement village residents fail in complaint over alcohol dispute

Group of residents displayed boastful attitude while violating a zero-alcohol policy.

Is lamb making a comeback? Market turns as prices reach $300 a head at sale

Livestock manager says higher prices for lambs are starting to be seen around the country.

Ready-to-eat supermarket salads recalled over metal filings risk

Some Speirs Foods and Woolworths brand salads may be contaminated with metal filings.

‘Unusual twists and turns’: Zuru nappy trial concludes

Month-long nappy trial closes as Zuru claims the case of stolen Treasures has been proven.

Bruce Cotterill: Govt's unrealistic supermarket goals miss the mark

OPINION: Finance Minister wants more supermarket firms operating, to help lower prices.

Westpac NZ boss Catherine McGrath on the burden of banking and why big profits aren’t necessarily a bad thing - Money Talks

Westpac's Catherine McGrath on career choices, the importance of banking and big profit.

'Insatiable' appetite: Lactalis surges ahead with major acquisitions

Fonterra's global ranking has slipped and could fall further after the Mainland sale.

Aviation engineering shortage causing delays for airline passengers, group says

Migrants alone cannot plug the gap, industry body says more training places are needed.