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University of University of Auckland professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart on reducing red tape

Liam Dann sits down with author Natasha Hamilton-Hart to discuss her new book, Stupid Rules, which explores red tape and regulation.

New Plymouth brewery buys iconic Gisborne Gold brand

Three Sisters Brewery will keep Sunshine’s Gisborne taproom and core beers open.

Is it just me, or is everyone sick? Be warned, a new 'super' flu strain is looming

Doctors are seeing a 'stream' of respiratory sicknesses and it's not even winter yet.

Inside Economics: After the oil shock – what economists now expect on inflation, GDP and interest rates

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Matt Goodson Salt Funds | Herald NOW Business

Matt Goodson discusses the RBA and oil price fallout as a result of the war. Video / Herald NOW Business

As fuel prices climb, how will Kiwi businesses cope?| Ryan Bridge TODAY

Business NZ chief executive Katherine Rich says businesses already face tight supply chains. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Bridgewest Ventures' $100 million tech fund | Herald NOW Business

Bridgewest Ventures CEO has secured $55m of $100m fund to invest in Kiwi deep tech. Video / Herald NOW Business

$100m fund for 'deep tech' start-ups reveals first close, boosted by golden visas

Plus: why Bridgewest chose New Zealand over Canada and Australia.

Jackie Lloyd: Construction can't afford to leave half its talent on the sidelines

OPINION: Women hold only around 16% of jobs in New Zealand's construction workforce.

Coals to Newcastle: The Kiwi backyard BBQ side-hustle taking on America at its own game

Part-time passion turned into a nationwide business that now has its eyes on the US.

Why an AI skills start-up is swapping Wellington for Austin

But could the very technology it teaches eat its lunch?

Big-name creditors line up in scramble over failed builder Teak Construction

Businesses on the Personal Property Securities Register could be first in line for money.

Wellington labour market shows 'no sign of picking up' while rest of country bounces back

The rest of the country is improving while Wellington sits at the bottom of the stack.

Subcontractors chase unpaid retentions and bills in Teak Construction liquidation

A subcontractor claims Teak stretched '30 days' to 30 working days for payments.

Nadine Higgins: Why I quit a secure job in a tough market – and what you should weigh up

OPINION: The questions to ask before you resign from your job.

Fran O'Sullivan: Labour leader needs more than charm to win over wary business leaders

OPINION: Chris Hipkins admits NZ faces rising costs, climate risk and a talent drain.