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New questions about the freshwater impact of NZ dairy farming

NZ has highest per capita take of water for agriculture among OECD.

Auckland housing developer in receivership

Vincent Capital called in receivers Calibre Partners who cited a loan as the reason.

Liam Dann: The chilling economic warning we should take seriously

Buckle-up, the full force of the economic storm may still be ahead.

Cost of living crisis: Top hacks to save hundreds of dollars off your household bills

Our top tips which could save you hundreds of dollars as the cost of living rises.

Secret paper reveals plans for second $100m Costco

Previously secret briefing papers tell us so much more about what's planned.

ASB mistakenly tells KiwiSaver members they have made no contributions

The message was sent to members even if they had been contributing.

Fletcher sues over insurance for works at Sky City Convention Centre

"A difference of interpretation over an insurance policy" at heart of litigation

More opportunities for first-home buyers, SBS Bank boss says

SBS Bank has lent money to 850 first-home buyers during the year.

Global inflation boosts NZ's terms of trade as food prices spike

Rising food prices outpaced rising energy costs to drive a rise in NZ's terms of trade.

Revealed: What a supermarket lease imposes on a landlord

$40b grocery sector tells select committee supermarket leases need reining in.

Hold-out Auckland sellers swipe listings from market

"Sales prices are definitely starting to fall, but not dramatically" - Peter Thompson.

Bank dividend restrictions lifted

From July banks will be able to pay out a full 100 per cent dividend.

David Clark's efforts to woo Aldi appear less than ardent

David Clark's call to Aldi, and the supermarket's standoffish response.

Market Watch: The bear is here, how long will it last?

The big sell-off might be on pause for now, but investors should stay cautious.

Front-foot: Boss of merged 2degrees reveals plans as deal closes

The shape of the combined operation, and where its CEO sees room for improvement.

Who's who in supermarket land: The powerful duopoly and the others

New Zealanders spend more than $22 billion at supermarkets annually.