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Fast-tracking $200m film hub planned for Ayrburn

'Potential short-term imposition on a very long-term asset.' - Chris Meehan on film tariff

Retail spending flat in April as Kiwis keep wallets closed

Hospitality spending was slightly up by 0.2%, adding $2.1 million.

New data show young Kiwis leading the brain drain; net migration falls below 30,000

A large number of young Kiwis are leaving for Australia, although the rate may have peaked

Tesla chair made $333m selling stock as profit fell

She has been profiting from selling Tesla stock since joining, but especially of late.

Vector hires advisers for strategic review of fibre business

Auckland's Vector has appointed Barrenjoey to review its fibre business,

First look at controversial Bay of Islands marina plans

Fast-tracking sought by companies owned by multimillionaires Craig Heatley, Leigh Hopper.

How Trump tariffs are clouding NZ's economic outlook

ANALYSIS: How New Zealand companies are faring.

Tech Insider: Willis offers some venture capital sugar, but is it enough?

Finance Minister delivers some unexpected Budget 2025 action.

Concern 'patients will suffer' as practices with 46,000 enrolled switch funder

The centres say changing their primary health organisation will help avoid fee increases.

Tip Top profits surge with $15m dividend after Froneri acquisition

Tip Top's offshore shareholders are starting to reap rewards.

'Nothing was going to stop me': Pioneer who built ski resort from scratch sells up

Peter Foote started building Mt Dobson Ski Area with a $2000 bulldozer.

Rice to the occasion: How a Queenstown brewery snagged gold at Tokyo Sake Challenge

Zenkuro was one of two non-Japanese breweries to be recognised at the challenge.

Uber adds new ride option for Kiwis in Asia-Pacific first

Uber Big Boot launches today in 11 New Zealand cities, offering 500L boot space.

Why Bremworth is returning to synthetic carpets after three years

Bremworth will make synthetic carpets again, reversing a 2020 decision.

Allbirds predicts turnaround - finally - if lucky break on tariffs holds true

PLUS: Waterproof Allbirds - and some "professional" sneakers for the office.

Tourism industry leaders push to get more Chinese visitors to NZ

That market has still only returned to around 60% of pre-Covid levels.