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Going green: The NZ airport getting a big international tick

Using artesian water to heat and cool the terminal helped lead to recognition.

Passport to fly: Airline group's plan to bypass quarantine

The airline group renews push to open up flying and plans a trial later this year.

Builder fined $80k for turning warehouse into offices, apartments

Illegal work was discovered when a large concrete block fell onto a neighbour's roof.

Jarden Brief: Trump eyes restrictions on 89 Chinese companies

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Tourism's missing $12.9b: What closed borders are costing NZ

Overseas visitors spend three times more a day per person than Kiwis do in own backyard.

Super Fund exits fuel-cell maker, books $112m loss

NZSF exiting Bloom Energy, says 'inevitable' some of its investments will 'underperform'.

Kiwis went on post-lockdown spending bender. Here's what we bought

It would appear the stories about spending up big after the Covid lockdown were true.

Market close: Mainfreight's next stop, $62?

Energy stocks and other heavyweights made useful gains.

Air NZ's Airpoints better earner than its airplanes - analysts

The estimated $725m value of Airpoints could be used as collateral in capital raise.

Space race: 140 Kiwi businesses chasing a trillion-dollar opportunity

New Zealand's space race is far bigger than Rocket Lab, writes Kevin Jenkins.

Xmas road closures as 200,000 America's Cup spectators hit Auckland

Car ban on weekend before Christmas in some CBD streets.

Cream of the crop? Fonterra's new chairman tells it like it is

Fonterra's new chairman "challenges everything".

A2 Milk plays up its Kiwi-ness as Chinese-Aussie ties sour

A2 Milk treads Kiwi line as relations between Australia and China grow ever more hostile.

What the pandemic cost Ryman Healthcare

Company bought four Alpaure AP4 sterilising fog machines for $1m - MacLeod.

Market close: NZX takes late dive, Ryman and F&P Healthcare fall

The New Zealand sharemarket fell nearly one per cent.

Backpacker benefits: Youth market worth billions to NZ

The YHA has petitioned Stuart Nash not to take the backpacker market for granted.