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Steven Joyce appointed to Foodstuffs North Island board

The former Minister of Finance also recently became chair of NZME's board.

Challenging economy hits Kiwibank's bottom line

Kiwibank's annual net profit has fallen on the back of a weaker economy.

'Delayed economic recovery in NZ' – SkyCity CEO on 42% profit drop

$200m of asset sales also identified: Carparks in Auckland as well as 99 Albert St.

Auckland Airport revenue and profit up

Airport says the solid performance was achieved despite airline seat capacity challenges.

Spark trading at ‘deep discount’ - analyst

Reactions to the telco's full-year result, new five-year plan.

Watch: US Air Force's largest plane lands at Auckland's Whenuapai

What is the C-5M Super Galaxy doing in New Zealand?

Tourism boom, finally? Flight Centre says four countries crucial as new campaign unveiled

As numbers trail the pre-pandemic peak, Tourism NZ joins private sector for new campaign.

$193m push: Transpower's plan to meet rising power demand in South Island

Transpower plans to build two new switching stations near Ōrari and Rangitata.

Construction sector loses 16,000 jobs in two years

New report says the sector employed 310,000 people in 2024 but that has fallen to 294,000.

Levelling the field: Measures promise more choices in electricity market

The Electricity Authority plans three interventions to boost competition in the market.

Foodstuffs New World Point Chevalier supermarket has opened

The New World Point Chevalier supermarket has opened three weeks early, after the fire at the Victoria Park location. Video / Michael Craig

Mercury's profit plunges to $1m amid tough power conditions

Tough power generating conditions hit Mercury's earnings in the June year.

'I had lost both my business and my mates': Witness tears up at Zuru nappy trial over soured friendship

Former friend of Nick Mowbray tells of relationship meltdown and alleged strong-arming.

Property Insider: Bird's eye-view of burned New World Victoria Park – first drone footage shows demolition starting

The massive job of demolishing large parts of building has begun; reopening not 'til '27.

'Build more renewables': Contact's strategy for energy stability

Retail power prices rose 11% in the year to July, gas prices up 14%.

Ooh Media profit hit after Auckland Transport contract loss

Ooh Media's revenue rose 17% to $336.2m for the half year.