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Paul Catmur: Comedy beasts - which animal is right for your ad?

There are a few reasons animals are so popular in advertising, writes Paul Catmur.

Builder cancelled: Developers using sunset clause to bail on contracts

The risk to buyers of developers using sunset clauses to bail out of contracts is rising.

Aussie apartment builder failed during $20m state project

Creditors named after Aussie shareholder calls liquidator when builder incurs big costs.

Warehouse confirms vax mandate as sales tumble in first quarter

Online sales the bright spot for The Warehouse.

Genesis CEO Marc England: A not-so-typical Englishman

Genesis Energy CEO Marc England says New Zealand needs an energy strategy.

'Get to Mechanics Bay': Councillor responds to Ali Williams, Anna Mowbray heli-pad plan

'I don't know why the applicants don't just get themselves 7km down the road.'

$100m for Rydges Wellington: 200 investors quit titles

98% of investors agreed to sell, but 2% refused. The case went to court

Rakon shares sharply rally after second earnings upgrade

Rakon is one of the market's top performers over the past 12 months.

'Time to disrupt my status quo': Top DDB ad strategist starting her own business

Lucinda Sherborne has decided it's time "to embrace the uncomfortable".

Discovery announces two new TV channels for NZ

Discovery reveals what viewers can look forward to.

Blocked: New Auckland homes' garages behind pits

"You could understand and maybe forgive it happening once, but twice?"

'I heard my vertebrae breaking': Tourism operator fined $200k after employee's fall

The company's former employee says its 'negligence has ruined my life'.

Former BNZ chief's million-dollar pay bump

Angela Mentis has moved back to a role at BNZ parent National Australia Bank.

Fired aviation workers' rights limited, but lose case over vax mandate

Four aviation security workers did not wish to be vaccinated and were dismissed.

'There was no turning back': New shop owner to open up

'We had committed to the lease, stock and fittings' - Jacob Faull.

Greg Foran: Why Air NZ's vax regime is getting so tough

Airline tells how the global standout regime will work and its hopes for easier testing.

Injunctions bar 32 protesters from Waiheke marina worksite

Claim is also being filed against protesters to seek damages, compensation.

Fonterra to take capital structure reform to a vote

Annual meeting on December 9 to test proposal on farmer-owners.