The debate on retirement income is set to continue today with a major industry group due to release its recommendations on how to supersize New Zealanders' retirement income.

Problem: you buy the perfect Northland beachfront section, on a calm, gently sloping beach - but how to get from your great smackingly beautiful house to your gigantic multi-level fast.

Another report containing another warning about the need to address rising costs of super has been met with another statement which says: "there's no problem".

New Zealanders who die or leave the country permanently are being replaced by citizens of other nations.

An academic says New Zealand's local stock exchange needs to step up its game.

New Zealand's most expensive new residential project is nearly finished so billionaire Russian steel magnate Alexander Abramov can holiday there soon.

New Zealanders have a poor understanding of the Accident Compensation Commission, writes Brian Gaynor.

About 200 jobs are on the chopping block at Christchurch-based fishing company Independent Fisheries Ltd.

The Serious Fraud Office has executed search warrants in its probe of people linked to Auckland Transport.

The last remnant of Graeme Hart's rural empire - a cattle and pig farm at Maramarua - is up for sale.

Mighty River Power's $50 million share buyback is more about the company's strong balance sheet than politics, says chair Joan Withers.

ANZ's Truckometer indicator is pointing to an economy with a lot of momentum.

Qantas is rolling out a near life-size replica of Mars rover Curiosity around New Zealand to promote its frequent flyer programme.

Shares in Mighty River Power gained 5c today after the company announced that it would buy back up to $50 million of its shares - 6 months after it was listed.

Kindercare and the St James Kindergarten are opposing Bunnings Warehouse Grey Lynn, raising safety and health threats to children.