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House prices to fall 10%, interest rates to soar as war spikes inflation - ANZ

ANZ economists say shock to oil and food prices will see inflation soar to 7.4 per cent.

Spot the blunder: What's wrong with this photo?

'Some days I'm simply lost for words,' wrote an Auckland councillor.

Land banking by supermarkets should be banned: ComCom

Warehouse Group, Food and Grocery Council, Consumer NZ cite duopoly strangling land.

Strike threat: Air NZ faces action by cabin crew trainers

Airline surprised to get notice of strike action, says more talks scheduled

Liam Dann: Price rises just beginning as heat goes on Govt

Oil shock: Prices surged again today meaning consumers face more price pain at the pump.

'Embarrassing': Developers on Kāinga Ora property problems

Building houses overseas and shipping them here not seen as sensible by some.

Analysis: Should Fonterra lose its big say in the price of milk?

Fonterra "games" the farmgate milk price and everyone suffers, claim competitors.

Watch: Fletcher raising the ground at Three Kings quarry

Around 200,000 truck-loads of soil raised the 15.1ha quarry floor by 10m to 15m.

Airline recovery: Why Asia-Pacific may be slow to take off, impact of Russia's war

Airline body is upbeat about recovery, consultant warns Russia's war may dent rebound.

Why a Grey Lynn block was upsized 115%

Ockham has five other projects worth $650m under development.

NZ Herald audience numbers continue to climb

Premium digital subscriptions are also growing.

Auckland cargo congestion penalty bill $140m-plus

Surcharges are on top of steep rises in shipping freight rates.

Blunt warning: Govt told new lending rules would hurt first-home buyers

Banks sent blunt warning that new lending laws would make banks more conservative.

Consumer NZ finds big price difference in RATs, concerns over markups

With no set price for RATs, it's up to individual retailers to decide a fair price.

Return of aviation not a quick fix for high shipping rates

Catch 22 for NZ importers and exporters in return of aviation activity.

Market Watch: Can stocks weather war in the Ukraine?

Markets have priced in the initial shock of war but are braced for higher inflation.