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How Govt sliced $200m off the cost of new Waikato medical school

ANALYSIS: The medical school was originally mooted to cost $380m but will now cost $232m.

Consumer NZ receives high number of complaints about Noel Leeming amid charges

The retailer has three million transactions a year but won't comment on complaint numbers.

Why Sky TV bought Three – and what's next

PLUS: The inside word on why the Commerce Commission gave the deal the green light.

Fire-hit New World Victoria Park reveals plans for repair, reopening

Demolition is not planned. Foodstuffs will repair and rebuild the existing supermarket.

'Give us 15 more years': SkyCity on Queenstown casino

Internal Affairs, Police, Companies Office and Insolvency Service have cited no issues.

Kūmara growers ready for new freshwater farm rules, industry leader says

Plans must assess freshwater risks and report to regional councils.

Fletcher Building may sell construction arm

Fletcher Building said in June that it had received 'ongoing inbound inquiries'.

Property Insider: Why Fletcher Building is selling its $60m Penrose site

OPINION: After 52 years making Gib in Penrose, Winstone Wallboards' 5ha site is for sale.

ASB says no to $300m legal settlement; Winston Peters weighs in

ANZ declined similar settlement proposal earlier in the week.

Nick Mowbray's vision for cut-price homes - and when company could launch

Zuru has invested more in this venture than its consumer goods division.

The latest Kiwi-founded unicorn: Hamish McKenzie’s Substack raises $168m at $1.8b valuation

A New Zealand venture capital firm has invested in the latest raise.

'Pyrrhic victory': Waipareira Trust wins legal point but fails to quash charity deregistration notice

The Waipareira Trust argued the Charities Board was improperly constituted.

Air India crash: Boeing 787 fuel control switch probe finds no issues

Investigation details disclosed to pilots after switches face srutiny.

The X Factor: Power pricing start-up secures $3m, signs first customer across the Tasman

Power industry insiders strike out on their own.

'We're saying no' – house-building boss on timber price hikes

New Zealand's busiest house builder v timber giant on price rises planned from October 1.

Industry boss says cockpit video recorders might be good idea in future after Air India crash

In-flight video recorders are generally disdained by pilots, but times may be changing.