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Thinking of retiring? Nearly one in two Kiwis still working when they turn 65

Data shows we're joining the workforce earlier and continuing to work later in life.

Fletcher begins marathon court case against subbies over SkyCity convention centre fire

Fletcher alleges the fire was caused by the subcontractors, who are in turn defending.

New, never-lived-in Auckland apartment project up for mortgagee sale

WFT Finance brought in a subcontractor to finish the apartments before calling Colliers.

Another major bank cuts mortgage and deposit rates in NZ

But it isn't matching other banks which are offering 4.89% over 18 months.

NZ's power system well-placed for winter - analyst

Lake levels are close to average, easing fears of a power shortage.

‘Things are going to get less predictable’ - ANZ geopolitical expert

Cameron Mitchell on the trade war risk and how to live with uncertainty.

Trump, tariffs and world turmoil

Cameron Mitchell, Head of Geopolitical Risk, ANZ discussing Trump and tariffs and world turmoil with Liam Dann. Video \ Jason Dorday

Liam Dann: Cheer up, Kiwis - and go shopping

OPINION: Uncertainty about employment is making people scared to spend on themselves.

First look at $1b warehouse hub by James Kirkpatrick Group

Heir's vision becomes a reality: 'Dad wanted this to be the best' – James Kirkpatrick jnr.

Shane Te Pou: This Govt seems intent on giving the boot to people

Jobseeker numbers have risen by 29,000, reaching 211,000 recently.

Liam Dann: Town v Country – Big cities left behind in economic recovery

OPINION: A two-speed economy is developing which could cause headaches for the RBNZ.

Consumer confidence drops in May, five-year-ahead economic outlook measure plummets

Consumer confidence fell five points in May to 92.9, says ANZ-Roy Morgan survey.

'Hiccups' won't halt trade talks: Trump's tariff strategy persists

The Court of International Trade ruled the President overstepped his tariff authority.

Matthew Hooton: If superannuation can’t be cut, wage subsidies must be

Opinion: Nicola Willis has few options for big savings next year, but there are some.

End of floating rate fad to unleash stimulatory effects of OCR cuts

The average person is still paying 6% on their mortgage.

New 12-level $290m University of Auckland student block planned

Singaporeans involved in the new deal, Precinct to sell 80% of the development when done.

'Significant reset': Ryman CEO Naomi James on latest year

'Challenging market conditions': revenue up but devaluations, other items hit bottom line.

'More challenging economic environment' – Goodman CEO

Achieved targets and delivered strong result in a more challenging environment: CEO.