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The chances of getting through this interest rate cycle with a "soft landing" are fading.

Travel boost: Pre-departure tests on way out, cruise ships return

Airlines say the pre-departure tests need to go straight away.

Who is Simon Henry? Inside the world of the man who insulted Nadia Lim

The DGL chief executive, who insulted Nadia Lim, has gone to ground.

Netflix tells employees ads may come by end of 2022

New York Times: Executives aiming to introduce an ad-supported, lower-priced subscription.

Foodstuffs commits to reducing food prices by 10 per cent

Supermarket operator will roll back prices on more than 100 groceries.

What Spark, Vodafone stand to make from cell tower sales

Sales get down to brass tacks, sizes of stakes up for grabs revealed.

Auckland Airport's big build: How $300m transport hub will affect travellers

Transport hub and new baggage hall allows for integrated terminals.

Market close: Ryman the standout as NZ shares follow Wall Street down

Markets are waking up to the fact there isn't any central bank backstop, says fund manager

Global athleisure retailer pushes further into NZ

Lululemon "exploring other pockets of opportunity" following recent store opening.

'It's a slum': Can Queen St come back from lockdowns, heavy construction?

Construction and lingering lockdowns have dimmed the appeal of Auckland's CBD.

Westpac half year cash profit up 9pc to $635m

The sale of its life insurance business gave a one-off gain of $126m.

Market thought we were 'mad' - $250m project boss

Goodman boss John Dakin on $93m land buy for $250m logistics hub.

Liquidators' report out on failed $80m Wellington builder

$17.6m liabilities but just $8.9m in assets and 320 unsecured creditors.

Boom: What Kiwis spent on EVs in the year to March - and 3 roadblocks from here

And three reasons it might be the end of the golden weather.

Departing Chief Censor's warning over surge in online extremism

'You need to have a clear line about what is lawful and what is not.'

Construction starts on $150m Catalina Bay units

Construction of the 82-unit development is due to be finished in early 2024.