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Civil earthworks company that took Covid wage subsidy in liquidation, ASB owed $5.4m

Even the Government money wasn’t enough to keep it going so the owner called it quits.

Auckland floods: Cliff collapse victims tell of terror night

"It was like a wild animal. You know you don’t know what you are looking at?"

Auckland flood damage will delay construction downturn

NZ’s most expensive weather-related event 'by quite some margin' - Westpac.

Crypto is back with $475 billion frenzy

Financial Times: Bitcoin puts post-FTX collapse behind it with 40% rise so far in 2023.

Opinion: The paradox of financial conditions

Financial Times: A gap has emerged between the US central bank and its peers.

Solar site to power 10,000 homes

Genesis and FRV Australia have secured the site on the Canterbury plains.

Winton Land downgrades result: Floods hit sales, earthworks

'We have already lost 83 per cent of this summer's earthwork season.'

The Ex-Files: What happens to the home deposit, engagement ring if we split?

It's not a romantic topic, but if you're going to talk prenups, you may as well do it now.

Auckland floods: What’s the future for the city’s airport?

Auckland Airport moving from clean-up to repairs but what's next?

iPhone delays, supply chain woes snap Apple’s revenue growth streak

Financial Times: "iPhone City" Covid outbreak brings holiday blues to Apple.

Ferrari raises outlook after record-breaking 2022

Financial Times: As investors want safe-haven assets, could Ferrari be recession-proof?

World markets rally as investors bet rates are close to peak

Financial Times: Central banks are cautious, but investors see 'light at end of tunnel'.

Huge bounty: Shell profit doubles to record as war drives up energy costs

Shell the latest oil company to report bumper profits, risks reigniting public anger.

Analysis: Was Jacinda Ardern the best tourism minister NZ never had?

Tourism leaders' contributions to in-tray of new minister Peeni Henare.

$60m+ North Shore apartments: low-rise evacuated, red-stickered

"Probably looks worse than it is. We’re certainly a lot better off than other people."

Two big banks cut longer term mortgage rates

Cuts come after softer than expected employment data.