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Qantas deal with Perth Airport opens up scope for non-stop Auckland flights

The airline has flown the route before and its return will help push down fares.

Stock Takes: Has the sharemarket hit rock-bottom?

The reporting season has done little to bolster the NZX.

Insider wins Zespri CEO job

Jason Te Brake succeeds outgoing CEO Dan Mathieson.

Failed aquabike maker Manta5 owes Callaghan Innovation

The first liquidators' report shows money is owed to staff, the IRD and manufacturers.

Air NZ's message to dead man: 'We’re sorry your plans have changed'

Woman whose father died shocked at time taken to reverse a credit card payment.

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.

F&P Healthcare shares climb as revenue jumps 10 per cent

F&P Healthcare rallies after reporting strong annual revenue growth.

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.

Editorial: Fonterra's odd move for an odd company makes sense

Maybe it's a sign of maturity that Fonterra can't be Nestle despite its privileged start.

'Unfair': Meghan's response to public backlash

The Duchess of Sussex has faced criticism over her latest lifestyle venture.

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

Revenue growth was recorded across all markets.

My Food Bag turns around, resumes dividend payments

The meal kit company's net profit was $6m in the 2024 year to March.

Zespri net profit has hard landing

It was a tough growing season, but better fruit quality has created some optimism.

Genesis cuts earnings forecast as Kupe well disappoints

Genesis' gas well in the Kupe field, KS-9, came up short.

$2b landlord Argosy Property earns more rent, reduces losses, pays more interest

Softer leasing environment noted in interim result continued during year's second half.

Fonterra’s farmer-owners to scrutinise consumer business sale prospects

Shareholders will want to know where the value is going to come from after any divestment.