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Markets with Madison: Inside Australia’s Strategic Data Centre

Macquarie Technology Group stores 42% of the Australian Federal Government’s information in its data centres.

Storing Australia’s State Secrets: Inside Sydney’s strategic data centre expansion

Macquarie Technology Group stores almost half of all Federal information.

Markets with Madison: DroneShield

Drones were harmed in the making of this episode, and that’s exactly the point. This episode takes you behind Australian counter-drone company DroneShield’s expansion.

Behind Australia's $3.3b counter-drone company – and CEO's Christchurch connection

DroneShield is making millions selling drone guns and detection systems to militaries.

Zuru nappy trial: The billionaire, the basketballer and the secret recording

Mowbray is claiming breach of restraint terms.

New Zealand's top 10 busiest house builders - how they cope with downturn

Numbers are down but thousands of new homes are being built by the leaders in the sector.

Moana Pasifika's future in doubt as key funding contracts end

Rugby in the red: Moana Pasifika's revenue, loans and losses cast dark cloud over future.

Repco NZ pays $123m dividend amid surging profits

Repco's profits have doubled to $30m since 2019.

Liam Dann’s Money Talks: End of season highlights

In the final episode of Money Talks for 2025, we look back on the highlights.

Money Talks: Nigel Latta revisited

In this Money Talks episode from May, Nigel Latta talked about money, health and love.

Sam Wallace on the cost of staying in the spotlight

The Coast FM host talks to Liam Dann about his most indulgent purchases and how he's kept his career from stagnating.

Money Talks: 'Are hair transplants tax deductible?' Sam Wallace on the cost of staying in the spotlight

The Coast FM presenter says his attitude to money is similar to his attitude to fitness.

Mitre 10 cuts $71m loss as debt drops sharply

Andrea Scown, CEO for four years, tells how members are battling the tougher economy.

The dog that came back from the dead: 7 unusual tenancy cases

Lamb in a nappy, parrot meth detector, cat that caused flood, some of the unusual cases.

Families paying up to $800,000 more for top school zone homes

Research shows where the cost of buying in a good school zone is lowest and highest.

The last interest rate cut this cycle?

The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.

Auckland's biggest rubbish tip battles school parents to stay open

Redvale landfill wants to stay open until 2036. Dairy Flat School fears pollution.

Fran O'Sullivan: How Luxon’s trade push could reshape NZ’s place in a turbulent world

OPINION: EU trade chief Maroš Šefčovič praised Christopher Luxon’s global trade advocacy.

Mitre 10 cuts $71m loss as debt drops sharply

Andrea Scown, CEO for four years, tells how members are battling the tougher economy.

Mary Holm: KiwiSaver loophole leaves high earners with no incentive to stay

OPINION: About 25% of employers count KiwiSaver in total pay, cutting its benefit.

Market close: NZ shares end firmly with property back in vogue

The NZX closed with a slight gain despite weakness in F&P Healthcare.

The dog that came back from the dead: 7 unusual tenancy cases

Lamb in a nappy, parrot meth detector, cat that caused flood, some of the unusual cases.

Whakatāne Mayor backs Air NZ's call for state subsidies on regional flights

The head of Air NZ supports short-term help from the Govt in times of economic weakness.

Air New Zealand: Forsyth Barr downgrades airline but picks improvement in new year

The domestic economy should finally start waking up in 2026, investment firm says.

Sponsored: Rub shoulders with Sir John Key at Gibbston Valley Resort

Queenstown's latest lifestyle opportunity is proving very popular.

Kiwi bank that starred in World's Fastest Indian fetches $650K at auction

Heritage building had key role in hit film starring Oscar-winner Sir Anthony Hopkins.

Adding value to your property - the easy way

Make your backyard beautiful, adding value with easy updates

Evans Randall Shell

A modern, warm and dry home is guaranteed for residents of arc Onehunga.

More kiwi homeowners turning to solar

Solar energy now an economically viable option with up-take here and overseas increasing.

Ngāi Tahu brings iwi values to industrial development

Poised to deliver its third major industrial development to the market.

Large freehold vacant sites

Just on the market is once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure a substantial industrial

Parnell warehouse presents unique opportunity on CBD fringe

Substantial vacant warehouse with office and showroom for sale.