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Return of the megaplane: Emirates’ non-stop Dubai flights are back

After nearly 1000 days, A380s are back flying to Auckland.

What drove motorhome merger for Tourism Holdings

THL hopes for savings of up to $30m a year, big plans for expansion.

Schist happens: Watch out, Santa

Santa could contend with defective schist chimneys this Christmas.

Fonterra’s Miles Hurrell ‘not too concerned’ about China

Demand for dairy in China has declined over the last year or so.

Cruel cuts: Rodney Wayne says labour shortage wiping out salons

'Disaster' for industry as labour and migrant shortage slices hair salons up.

Green flying: Who’s on the heavyweight NZ panel aiming to cut pollution from planes

As the aviation sustainability push grows, a new 'leadership body' is set up Govt agency.

Second major bank hikes mortgage rates

Westpac follows on the back of ANZ, but by how much?

Bank warns fight to stem inflation will spark global recession

One of the world’s biggest banks has heralded disaster for 2023.

Opinion: Brexit has made Britain a more European country

Opinion: Three things show the UK has become continental.

ComCom seeks 1000 volunteers as broadband testing overhauled to include 5G, Starlink

But will the new system be gamed? UK firm reappointed over locals.

New hotel brand LyLo: Building being sold

'It made commercial sense for us to acquire the property' - Tim Alpe.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei declares record result, assets well up to $1.6b

The business has big land holdings around Te Tōangaroa Quay Park, central Auckland.

Great catch: Aussie company Jaycar buys Burnsco

Boss says he and his sisters are ready to retire from family-run firm.

$3.4b landlord Kiwi Property Group declares $151.1m net loss, but rental income up

Poor real estate market brings pain, but Kiwi buoyant about mixed-use community prospects.

Reining in spending: Black Friday sales down 6.9 per cent

The fall could signal a tougher Christmas for retailers.

Retail violence and ram raids: Does city need a ‘broken windows’ prevention approach?

'We do not want to look like a Baghdad or a Johannesburg.'

$2b raid: How emergency Covid funds were redirected to bolster Budget '22

Former Treasury adviser says it was an “accounting trick”.

Wynyard Quarter neighbours at loggerheads over blocked views

'People had no idea they would be looking up at a concrete wall.'