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Air NZ's tough new domestic flight rule: Get jabbed or show negative test

Change follows overwhelming feedback from customers and staff for more protection.

Spac, flush with $200m, seeks merger with NZ tech firm

The blank cheque company has a specific wishlist.

NZ car dealer Armstrong's tests market for an NZX, ASX listing

Capital raise will leave Armstrong's in a position to consider mergers and acquisitions.

Twitter votes 'yes' on Elon Musk's proposal to sell Tesla stock

The world's richest man has promised to abide by the results of the Twitter poll.

Warehouse reveals terms of its sustainable loan

The Warehouse signs a $70 million "sustainability-linked loan" with Westpac NZ.

Liam Dann: John Key says the housing boom is over. Is it really?

Sir John Key's housing comments highlight the consensus around the NZ's economic dilemma.

Spark moving toward mandatory vaccination

Auckland under some of the toughest restrictions in the world, CEO says.

How Vulcan Steel fared on its listing debut

Vulcan Steel has listed on the ASX and the NZX.

Analysis: What a2 Milk investors need to hear this week

A declining birth rate in China has caused a slump in the former high-flier's share price.

My Food Bag's big question, A2 faces more legal action

Plus, Allbirds could list next week.

The Warehouse considers mandatory vaccinations for all staff by New Year's Day

The Warehouse Group employs about 12,000 staff across New Zealand.

Insurance firm's former boss has fraud trial delayed until 2023 due to lockdown

The delay highlights the significant disruption Covid-19 has had on NZ's court system.

$35K and counting: Hairdresser and barbers fight mounting bills

Auckland hairdressers and barbers say they need more targeted financial support.

DGL Group: A case study of how to conduct an IPO

DGL is on the acquisitions trail after debuting on the NZX in May.

Market close: Fletcher, Ebos boost local sharemarket

Fisher and Paykel Healthcare also rebounded

Russell McVeagh and PwC announce staff vaccination requirement

Russell McVeagh said 98 per cent of its staff are intending to get fully vaccinated.