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Wellington's Cranfields to stay open after 'overwhelming support'

The owner said she wants to work with a council that isn't 'hostile to business'.

Craig Evans to step down as CEO of MOVE

He has been in the job for less than two years.

Fears for national growth and supply chain as Northport's expansion bid scuttled

Application failed to offset negatives of reclaiming 11.7 hectares of coast.

Northport expansion's creation of jobs outweighed by coastal impact

Independent commissioners have declined the resource consents to expand.

Jobs could go at KiwiRail after consultation

KiwiRail has been in the spotlight recently after multiple ferry failures.

Legal claim launched alleging defects in New Lynn's Merchant Quarter: no hearing yet

Statement of claim lodged, no date has yet been set for a hearing in court.

Self-driving e-scooter service Ario launching in West Auckland

Three-wheelers can be remote-controlled.

Cook Strait ferries: Experts have reported, now it's time for Govt to make a decision

Will we get our new ships? One sector observer thinks so.

China Airlines, Batik Air's big moves on the Tasman, Cathay Pacific's plan for summer

Where passengers win and lose in a transtasman shakeup.

AA boss Nadine Tereora: From financial woes to leading a top brand

The head of NZ's largest member-based organisation has come from a humble background.

Kiwirail’s big Budget win good tidings for Auckland and Wellington commuters

Kiwirail has received a $159 million allocation in the Budget.

Mainfreight says it ‘should have done better’, frets about Government’s intentions for rail

As signalled, results show more 'normalised' trading as freight rates and volumes fall.

Mainfreight's profit and revenue tumble as freight rates and volumes fall

'Quantum' leap compared to Covid-era doldrums, but Mainfreight says it can do better.

'Like containers' – new Chinese-built apartments shock Sandringham

Kingsway Ave is a street of mainly older wooden Californian-style bungalows.

'World's first electric hydrofoiling tourism vessel' hits Auckland Harbour

The runabout is seen as the stepping stone to a 100-passenger vessel.

RUCs for EVs: Many yet to sign up, with deadline just days away

The move will roughly double EV owners' running costs.

Get off the road: Powerful e-scooters used illegally; users call for law change

E-scooter imports have soared yet riders may be unaware they are using them illegally.

Eroad revenue jumps 10 per cent after year of ‘disciplined delivery’

Revenue growth was recorded across all markets.