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No toilets, topless calendars: Women tradies face sexism on the job

Woman tradies say sexism comments are a daily occurrence on the job.

How much should the tourism industry get its hopes up about the transtasman bubble?

The quarantine-free transtasman travel bubble will finally be more than a promise.

Suez Canal blockage: Egypt seizes Ever Given, demand $1.2b compo

Suez authority wants payment for salvage work, stalled canal traffic and transit fees.

How Queenstown hotels suffered during Covid-19

The South Island town recorded the lowest annual occupancy among big tourist cities.

What's the best broadband for 4K Netflix? Kiwi watchdog's verdict

The best-performing ISPs - and the best type of broadband technology.

Market close: NZ sharemarket gains more than 1 per cent

Fisher and Paykel Healthcare and a2 Milk continue to impact the New Zealand sharemarket.

Prices rising as cost pressure builds on business - NZIER

Firms say domestic demand is holding steady but supply shortages are causing big problems.

Auckland port workers 'upset, frustrated' over safety fails

Port company leaders a no-show despite calls for closer relationship with workers.

Bubble: Demand spike takes West Coast hotel out of hibernation

The bubble has resulted in a 300 per cent spike in interest from Australia in some spots.

Transtasman bubble: Have the visitor bookings rolled in?

Cordis says domestic business not strong enough for hotels that aren't in MIQ programme.

Market close: Profit-taking drives NZ sharemarket down

The fall in Fisher and Paykel's share price weighed heavily on the market.

Transport Minister weighs in on Auckland port issues

Michael Wood supports call for port to build better relationships with workforce.

Inside the fight for the future of the Wall Street Journal

New York Times: A special team says Rupert Murdoch's paper must evolve to survive.

Nido building owners frustrated at paying 21% interest rate

Investors are not happy with the rates they're currently paying.

$69m shortfall from The International apartment project

Inland Revenue, Auckland Council, Watercare, and real estate agents are owed millions.

Opinion: Got an Air NZ credit? Now's the time to go for a refund

There are now international flight alternatives for spending your hard-earned refund.

Alibaba fined record US$2.8b

The fine was for anti-competitive tactics.

'Held to ransom': Timber saga prompts panic buying, backlogs and housing fears

Demand is outstripping supply for timber at the moment.