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Two more candidates emerge, including former governor Nicola Shadbolt.

Flat profit seen for Synlait amid Pokeno wrangle

Synlait is expected to report a flat earnings for the July 2020 year on Monday.

'Not good enough': Air NZ pilot invites female passenger to ride in cockpit

Woman reportedly had drinks at a hotel and the Koru Lounge before early evening flight.

Kate MacNamara: Why the wage subsidy was so broad and who should give it back

Calls for cash-rich companies to give wage subsidy money back.

Air New Zealand puts 2021 date on capital raising

The airline has already started drawing down a Government loan.

Fixing Fonterra: Co-op's CEO chalking up wins as it rebuilds credibility

New CEO hopes he's provided "a bit of clarity" for Fonterra on its turnaround mission.

Market close: Hallenstein Glasson leads NZX higher

The New Zealand sharemarket had a late surge after a sleepy day.

Port of Tauranga's $100m bond, and who's selling Pushpay?

Corporates are lining up for cheap funding through the bond market.

Kiwibank to pay out $5.2m to 48,000 Kiwis after 'system failure'

Bank reaches settlement agreement with the Commerce Commission.

Mercury downgrades earnings forecast due to dry weather

Dry weather has driven Mercury to reduce its 2021 earnings forecast.

Hanging out for an inflight drink? Qantas selling its 747 bar carts

The cash-strapped airline is selling off more memorabilia.

$4000 cashback: Is it worth breaking your mortgage?

Bank sweeteners also come with a catch.

Blow for 340,000 Auckland households - power trust's payout falls 25%

Tax changes mean community trust payout has fallen to $280.

Market close: NZX perks up after Reserve Bank's monetary policy

The Reserve Bank provided the New Zealand sharemarket with a pick-me-up.

How many Kiwis watched Ardern and Collins face off in the first leaders' debate

The results from the first debate are in. So how did it compare to the previous election?

Alliance meat company hits back at criticism of wage subsidy payback

Meat company says it applied wage subsidy "to right people, in right way".