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'Another bloodbath': House prices slump again in May for sixth straight month

New data from REINZ shows house prices sank further in May.

Farm, managers fined $95K for deaths of hundreds of calves

Farming company, managers fined $95,000 for the deaths of hundreds of calves.

Continuous Disclosure: How to manage the supply chain shock

Listen: Skellerup chief executive David Mair talks supply shocks and inflation outlook.

Liam Dann: Why the Bear market is the real deal this time

What's in a name? Why do the terms bull and bear still hold so much weight?

TV chef Ganesh Raj shuts restaurant, blames pandemic

The restaurant is the latest scalp to be claimed by Covid.

Insurer to pay $180k for legal breaches connected to credit card-repayment insurance

The Financial Markets Authority says ruling sends message of responsibility to industry.

Gib crisis: Fletcher reveals even they had to import Australian plasterboard

Fletcher bought ETEX board, deal ended but hopes for resumption soon.

SkyCity trading 'stronger than expected'

Guests and customers are returning to hotel, gaming, restaurant and bar properties.

Paul Catmur: Think shooting The Godfather was hard? Try making a 30-second commercial in NZ

The creative process is taxing whether it's three hours or 30 seconds.

Sudden switch shocked Ormiston house buyers

"Should I be worried?" asked one concerned buyer, unsure where to turn next

20 years on: NZ retailer Superette still focused on growing

Superette set to open four new stores as its grows its retail footprint.

Market close: NZ shares slip as US inflation data looms

A surprise in either direction could result in a significant reaction

TSB profit rises 7pc, bank pays out $12.5m dividend

The bank recorded a rise in home lending but a fall in agricultural and personal lending.

Less bad: Air NZ expects to trim losses on strong travel bounce back

Airline is enjoying strong demand for travel as restrictions ease.

Editorial: Property collapses a grim Kiwi tradition

OPINION: Our editorial on the parlous situation for the construction sector.

Gib crisis: Four containers a month coming from Thailand

'We're just at the start of the failure of supply caused by our monopoly provider.'