Market close: NZ shares fall as energy sector sell-off continues
Energy stocks declined for a second day.
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A contracting economy and rising unemployment will affect banks' asset quality metrics.
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The Southland economy is set to take a major hit.
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Big six retirement village operators plan 11,900 new units
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Meridian CEO on losing its biggest customer: 'We will adapt'
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Brian Fallow: Tiwai closure sad news - and an opportunity for the environment
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New York Times: Quest for cleanliness is encouraging shoppers to abandon notes and coins.
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Tiwai Point closure: What Transpower must spend to shift excess power north
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Power company shares trade sharply lower on smelter closure plan
New Zealand's power generators were hit hard by Tiwai's closure.
Market close: NZ shares fall as smelter closure routs energy stocks
The benchmark took a dive on news Rio Tinto planned to close Tiwai Point smelter.
Smelter closure: 'A blow for the people of Southland' - Robertson
This comes after a strategic review of the business.
Closing Tiwai Pt could push up power prices for everyone - Contact
Shifting excess power north means transmission charges could climb.
Summerset expects 1H underlying profit to be up to 16% lower
Covid-19 has halted construction as well as property settlements.
$169m Augusta takeover goes unconditional
New offer $169.8m compared with previous $180m offer pre-pandemic
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No clear benefit in transmission pricing decision - Trustpower
Trustpower will appeal decision to replace the transmission pricing guidelines.
Why MediaWorks boss resigned
The MediaWorks boss talks to the Herald about leaving the business.
Market close: NZ shares fall as Melbourne lockdown spooks investors
New Zealand shares followed Australia lower.
Reserve Bank mulls mortgage holiday extension
Australia has extended its mortgage deferral scheme by another four months.
Emirates freezes flight bookings to NZ for next three weeks
Emirates is the latest airline to suspend flight bookings.
Watch: Bird's-eye view of progress on NZ's biggest infrastructure project
Good progress is being made on the City Rail Link infrastructure project.
St James Theatre's owner wants $300m from Government
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Did SkyCity break the rules? Regulator steps in over online gambling ad
SkyCity has been rapped on the knuckles for an email sent to customers.
Border block: Who pays when airlines told to turn off bookings?
It's another blow for Air NZ which could have grounds to seek compensation.
Retirement village dispute deadlock 'unfortunate' - state chief
Retirement village resident want to return or get her money back.
Air NZ won't rule out compensation from Government
Air NZ boss warns some passengers may be bumped from flights from next week.
Market close: NZ shares rise with continual central bank support
New Zealand shares rose for a fourth day.
Bank fees: When to break your home loan rate
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Pacific bubble plan: Island push for vast travel grouping
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Noel Leeming under investigation for selling products not in stock
An investigation is underway after nearly 60 complaints were filed in the last six months.