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Bruce Cotterill: Butter backlash overlooks farming's crucial economic role

OPINION: Why butter prices reflect New Zealand's agricultural success.

'Uncertainty around US tariffs': Market reacts with cautious trading

Fisher and Paykel Healthcare shares fell 2.17% because of the tariff increase.

$100m timber development for K-Rd wins consent

Plans for the 11-storey building were previously rejected by the Environment Court.

Airline growth slowed in June but Asia-Pacific still did better than most

Australian and US activity grew slowly amid impacts of war and Air India crash.

Heathrow unveils $110 billion expansion plan for third runway

Despite some fierce opposition, the Government backed the new runway.

Stock Takes: What to watch out for this reporting season

Will this month's company reporting season reveal a turnaround for the sharemarket?

Matthew Hooton: Luxon living on borrowed time as stagflation looms

OPINION: Nervous National MPs look to next polls.

Kāinga Ora sells Northcote site to Simplicity for build-to-rent apartments

Kāinga Ora sold land for the Simplicity block as well as the 183-unit Elevation nearby.

NZ aims to double geothermal energy production by 2040

The Government has allocated $60 million to fund research into the resource.

'No agreement': Tenants win dispute after tiny home tips in storm

The home lacked building consent and there was no written agreement with the tenants.

Back in the black: Paper Plus returns to profit, renegotiates BNZ loans

Paper Plus reported a $218,000 profit, bouncing back from a $553,000 loss.

Boeing reports smaller loss, ramps up production

Boeing's backlog is now more than a trillion dollars.

Govt moves to part-privatise Kiwibank

Will investors be able to sell their shares to foreigners?

'Marked improvement': Synlait's recovery sees major earnings lift

Synlait expects an annual net loss of $27m to $40m, down from a $182.1m loss in 2024.

Investment manager Milford Funds boosts dividend despite profit dip

Performance fees dropped sharply from $84m to $1m in 2025.

Bank-hopping among mortgage holders hits record high

Broker warns borrowers often realise the grass isn't always greener on the other side.