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Local Focus: Students embrace Chinese language
It's the fastest growing language in primary schools. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hellers to be sold to Australian private equity firm
The sale is subject to OIO and Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board approval.
Sales of books on the rise as Kiwis stick to paperbacks
Kiwis still prefer to hear the swoosh of a page turning.
Christchurch businessman sentenced for tax offences
A booze baron who admitted his role in a $380,000 tax dodge has been sentenced.
Auckland Uni won't reclad block with Grenfell-like cladding
It was one of 25 included on the list of buildings with Grenfell Tower-like cladding.
Sir Owen Glenn: 'I'll pursue Eric Watson to the ends of the earth'
Eric Watson stung with $50m bill after legal scrap with former Warriors colleague.
PM, international media weigh in on strawberry scare
Jacinda Ardern, BBC, CNN and Daily Mail have all responded.
Real estate agent, boss fined after fight over views
Misleading advice about whether views would blocked by a nearby housing development.
Small Business: Artificial intelligence journey only just beginning
Michael Lovegrove talks about the potential for artificial intelligence.
New $300m Park Hyatt Auckland will have a moat inside
Sneak peek inside Park Hyatt Auckland.
The Interview: Nagaja Sanatkumar - from Amazon to Icebreaker
Nagaja Sanatkumar reveals what it's like working for e-commerce behemoth Amazon.
How these NZ firms have closed gender pay gap
Beer giant DB Breweries and WSP Opus have closed their gender pay gaps.
'Give shoplifters instant fines' - NZ First
Should Police be given powers to hand-out instant fines to shoplifters?
Labour revives Auckland infrastructure project
Housing Minister Phil Twyford is progressing a housing initiative in Auckland.
NZ dairy production off to a strong start
NZ dairy production is off to a strong start, driven by favourable weather.
Bonus for Warehouse staff despite drop in profit
New Zealand's largest retailer made $59m in the year to July 29.
Watch: biggest new Wynyard Quarter apartments rise
Wynyard Central rises near the waterfront
Mecca set to open biggest store today
Australian beauty retailer Mecca is today opening its biggest New Zealand store.
New $13m apartments in Orakei get consent
An Orakei penthouse could become the country's most expensive apartment sale.
Cross-lease properties can be 'ticking time bombs', warns top lawyer
Cross lease owners beware: what you can and can't do.
Revealed: Auckland Airport to get new 144-room hotel
The old Qantas building is set to become a new airport hotel.
Hopes for 153-unit project after Ebert failure
Developer in talks with another builder to finish 153-unit apartment project.
Why young mums are leaving the corporate world behind
Growbright founder Natalie Norman talks about the rise of mumentrepreneurs.
Whittaker's teams up with Tip Top on icecream project
Kiwi chocolate brand Whittaker's teams up with Tip Top to create icecream range.
Kathmandu to pay staff $1000 bonus
Kathmandu is eyeing further expansion in the Northern Hemisphere.
Sealegs competitor Tectrax files High Court action
Rival company Tectrax has filed papers against Sealegs in the High Court.
Revealed: What SkyCity CEO made in his first year
SkyCity chief executive Graeme Stephens took over the reins at the business in 2017.
Auckland might get 41 new hotels: Report
Around 41 new hotels are planned for Auckland in the next five years.
SkyCity withholds $26.9m from Fletcher over convention centre woes
SkyCity withholds $26.9m from Fletcher over NZICC
Business owner forced staff to cook, clean his house
A migrant employer has been convicted of exploiting 12 Indian workers.
Atmopure to tackle $1.8b food waste issue
Atmopure is doing its bit to tackle New Zealand's food waste issue.
Mudbrick owners buy Ponsonby's Augustus Bistro
Liquidators revealed last month that Augustus owes creditors $660,000.
Are digital price tags future of retail?
Retailers are experimenting with paperless price tags -- but will they become mainstream?