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ANZ says unemployment will rise into 2025, with per capita growth 'very weak' in 2024.
Can 5000 new homes rise at Beachlands with no reticulated water, sewage?
Bore water for homes and a new sewage treatment system are proposed by developers.
Retirement giant fined $37k after widow complained of husband's dementia care
Failure to make a sensory room available was the heart of the case, heard twice.
Never lived in: Mass mortgagee sale in Takapuna
Exceptionally rare for a developer to speculatively build multi-unit residential projects.
‘Not sure we’ve got a safety net’: Israeli businesses buckle as war hits economy
Financial Times: Some companies shut as consumers and workers either drafted or shielding.
Tourism speed bumps: The big hurdles facing mega-industry
The industry wants a bigger share of billions collected in taxes and levies.
AirAsia X ditches Auckland-Sydney flights for new route
Malaysian airline is going full circle with new city pair between NZ and Australia.
Property Insider: What's happening with Herne Bay boatshed, Fletcher's plumbing problems
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How to hire the best for less
Financial Times: Workers will accept lower pay at some types of firms.
'We know there is more pain to come': Westpac NZ prepares customers for the rocky road ahead
Westpac posts a respectable profit but prepares customers for tougher economic times.
CO2 shortage: Contact Energy’s proposed solution to the bubbles crisis
It's the essential ingredient to keep the bubbles in everything, from lager to lemonade.
Elon Musk releases new AI chatbot ‘Grok’ in bid to take on ChatGPT
Financial Times: Billionaire’s xAI start-up unveils generative AI model.
The battle for the future of car manufacturing: Toyota takes on Tesla’s gigacasting
Financial Times: Japanese carmaker is working on new approach to ramp up EV production.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare staff upset at overtime impasse
More than 1500 staff at giant Kiwi firm in dispute over pay, overtime.
Four-level mansion rising in front of $2m-plus apartments on Takapuna beachfront
'Suffice it to say, it was a tough outcome for that end of The Sands.'
Busy year cements Craigmore's claim of being NZ's largest diversified rural investor
Big planting year takes horticulture to 37 per cent of asset portfolio.
Westpac NZ annual profit drops 7pc, says it is well-positioned
The bank reported a net profit of $963 million for September year.
Beijing bank not buying influence — Kiwi exec
Former employee alleged CCP dominating Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway sells stocks as cash pile swells
Financial Times: Conglomerate offloads more than $8b worth of US and global shares.
Big agenda and some sticky issues ahead for Fonterra's annual meeting
There will be plenty for shareholders to chew over.
Why American Airlines is joining the party on the Auckland-Los Angeles route
There was one carrier a year ago - four airlines will be flying the route by Christmas.
From Today FM to The Project: What’s gone wrong for NZ media?
There have been some big blows for local media this year.
NZ energy likely to change under National-led government
The energy sector is poised for a reversal of the oil and gas exploration ban.
Opinion: No one copped more wrath from Qantas investors than this man
Executives are now flying economy "more often".
Inside the life of the fallen ‘king of crypto’
Financial Times: The master storyteller's narrative unravels.
Opinion: Five secrets of human nature I could only have learned in an office
Financial Times: Apart from dating, there is no better education in human behaviour.
Australia falls out of love with Qantas
Financial Times: Investors, unions, customers demand change, despite strong profits.
Steven Joyce: Rolling back regulation will be new Govt's first mission
OPINION: And the other tasks new Government needs to get to work on.
Pah Homestead cafe under new management, previous operator in liquidation
Pah Homestead housed the James Wallace Arts Trust collection.
Pushpay insider case results in six-month community detention
The individual was found guilty by a jury in August.
Luxury Auckland apartments go to mortgagee sale
Major sign of trouble: 33 units in one block up for distressed sale.
Four ways airlines are making billions out of charging for extras
Air travel's not yet at pre-Covid levels, but ancillary revenue is breaking records.