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Simon Robertson: ’Tis a wonderful time for predictions

This time of year is perfect for making predictions about the next.

Experts warn gas gaps risks industrial closures

The energy shortage is real, growing, urgent and current actions are not enough.

Liquidator faces tribunal after four complaints

At issue is a subcontractor under which he works.

Police recover car at yard probed by receivers

Vehicle Direct group is in receivership.

Fast-tracked Waihī mine expansion to begin ‘straight away’

OceanaGold CEO Gerard Bond says tunnelling will begin in the next six months.

Fast-track approvals accelerate as Govt pushes flagship policy

Eight projects have been approved, with one more expected before Christmas.

Power users warn affordability risks carry into 2026

MEUG says 2025 was a missed chance to ease electricity affordability.

The Business of Tech Podcast: AI slop, smart rings and riding the S-curve

This week, Peter talks to Wellington-based tech reviewer and commentator Pat Pilcher.

Ex-Du Val chair steps down from bank board

John Dalzell has left after 12 years in the role.

David Chaplin: There’s no (climate) action

The climate of FMA-fear is heating up.

Comvita has to win back confidence, new boss says

Karl Gradon has been in the top job since August.

Forsyth Barr restructure swoops up departing PwC partner

Multiple PwC partners are leaving, but Carl Blanchard has found a home at Forsyth Barr.

Mānuka Health hit by $24m write-down

Honey giant Mānuka Health takes $24m hit amid weak demand.

Cameron Bagrie: Half-year update looms

The Government needs another rabbit to pull out of its hat.

Dileepa Fonseka: The Foggy Markets Authority

The markets regulator is increasingly looking like a ship drifting at sea in the fog.

Carbon Catch-up: NZX50 split on climate reporting value

Six-figure climate reporting costs divide NZX50 firms on value and future direction.