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Low-ball bidding dogs $23b construction: new survey

The biggest concern of nearly 100 surveyed was the lack of future work security.

Shareholders to Fonterra: Only one-way messaging now

Fonterra shareholders' guardian says blurred role helped sour relationship with farmers.

Steel & Tube's fine under Fair Trading Act reduced on appeal

Steel and Tube has had its fine under the Fair Trading Act reduced on appeal.

'Local workers lack stamina': Courgette grower to David Seymour

The courgette harvest crisis has taken Act leader David Seymour from town to the country.

David Abbott: All talk, no action on Auckland Harbour Bridge

There's been talk but no action on the Auckland Harbour Bridge, writes David Abbott.

Cushing family lifts Moa stake past 10 per cent

H&G Limited acquire shares from Big Chill founder Colin Neal.

Investor fails to settle $24m Cavalier deal

Kinleith has 12 days to come up with the money.

Demolition under way for huge store built only 6 years ago

The land will now be used for another purpose.

Business Hub: The Kiwi-owned company that's one of our biggest builders

"We won't do every job but we can do any job we want" - Rick Herd.

Retirement business to repay $6.8 million wage subsidy

"In spirit of scheme to return subsidy" - EQT's Ken Wong

Chorus uses AGM to fire volleys at regulator, Spark, Vodafone

Commerce Commission accused of being "simply wrong". Fixed-wireless also gets the bash.

NZME nabs TVNZ executive to lead OneRoof

Paul Maher will take up the role in early 2021.

Jarden Brief: NZX shrugs off US election uncertainty

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

Damien Venuto: Kiwi adman hits back at clients playing 'agency Tinder'

Playing the field isn't a great way to find the right agency, says an Auckland adman.

ASB to close 23 branches

Bank say Covid-19 has accelerated the trend towards self-service banking.

Pushpay clarifies on customers, but sell-off continues

Company's biggest bull cuts his target price.