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Fonterra phases out A2 milk range

The co-op said it was seeking to sharpen its focus on lactose-free dairy.

How a small-town cafe became a top franchise success story

Kelly and Jess Bain’s Ōmokoroa café opened in 2023 with a community focus.

What next at Westgate? Five-building big-box retail hub rising with NZ’s biggest Kmart

New Kmart Westgate will be 6700sq m, bigger than the almost-half-hectare Manukau store.

Borrowers get buffers back, as interest rates fall - Westpac CEO

Economic recovery in sight as average borrower is ahead on their mortgage repayments.

'Trend turns' - new housing consents up 3.6% annually

Auckland and Otago contributed most to annual rise in building consents issued.

‘I hate launch day’: Why Rocket Lab boss Sir Peter Beck will lose sleep this week

The hours around rocket launches tend to be anything but smooth for him.

InfraKiwi: plans for multi-billion fund launched by KiwiSaver's Simplicity

Company to buy $500m-$1b of infrastructure assets, then eventually list on NZX.

Cecilia Robinson: Why free care isn’t fair care and could worsen the health system

Labour’s plan could add 4.5 million GP visits a year to an already stretched system.

Boeing and Airbus profits up in third-quarter surge; Global air cargo up 2.9%

Boeing cites Australia stealth progress, Iata says cargo adapting to volatile situation.

Caniwi buys Mansons TCLM's properties for $95m

Big plans for Mt Wellington property; Greenlane property is fully refurbished offices.

Farmers give green light to Fonterra's sale of consumer business to Lactalis

Mainland's sale will mean a $2 per share capital return for Fonterra's farmers.

AI chip giant Nvidia becomes world's first US$5t company

Nvidia's value now tops the combined worth of Tesla, Meta and Netflix.

Air NZ's new CEO Nikhil Ravishankar on 'existential threat' to airline, bouncing back from crisis

Air NZ's new boss on 'wicked' problems he's confronting, and how to never waste a crisis.

'Vote of confidence': Christopher Luxon on Malaysians’ purchase

'We see many opportunities for YTL's expertise': Prime Minister welcomes buyers.

US strikes drug boats but lets ‘shadow tankers’ sail on

Chevron holds a rare licence to pump, supplying up to a third of Venezuela’s oil.

Insurer probed over ‘dark fleet’ links posts 28% revenue surge

Maritime Mutual's profit rose to US$15.5m from US$577,671 in 2019.