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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.

Invercargill to Alaska: How Stabicraft is riding the boat-buying wave

The aluminium trailer boat business is expanding with private equity funds.

'Extremely difficult': 45 jobs will be lost in Columbine Industries closure

Columbine Industries in Disraeli St will close in about two months, with 45 roles ending.

'Room for growth': Plan to boost lagging international student numbers to pre-Covid levels

International education contributed $3b to NZ's economy last year.

NZ's top finance professionals: Deals of the year revealed

Who won what and why? The big winners at the Infinz Awards.

'Strongest performers': Rural areas leading NZ's economic recovery

Rural economies were buoyed by better prices for dairy, meat and horticulture exports.

Dairy prices end NZ season on a flat note, will they stay high in 2026?

The Global Dairy Trade auction ends flat as prices support Fonterra's $10/kg forecast.

NZ's red meat renaissance - Rabobank

Optimism is a welcome guest at the New Zealand farming table.

'Lower prices': Govt's next steps on supermarket shake-up

The Government has met with major and smaller supermarket operators.

'Prime focus': Avocado industry targets global markets

NZ Avocado plans to diversify export markets, focusing on North America and Asia.

For the history books: Back-to-back $10 NZ milk price seasons?

ANZ has upgraded its milk price forecasts.

Inside NZ Post’s $250m facility transforming parcel delivery

It's been worked on for several years and can process over 500k parcels at peak capacity.

Airlines, airports welcome visa change for foreign language speakers

Airline supply issues, bevy of charges could be dragging down tourism recovery, some say.

'Exceptional': March a record month for NZ red meat exports

'We saw some increase in volumes, year on year, but a much larger increase in value.'

Key says Trump using tariffs largely for leverage – but has fears for NZ film industry

The former Prime Minister also sees confidence returning to the New Zealand economy.

World media spotlight NZ film industry amid Trump tariff threat, minister says 'concerning'

Paul Goldsmith said he wouldn't call New Zealand rebates a 'threat' to the US.

Market close: NZ sharemarket rebound continues

Composure is returning to markets after an unruly April.

Solid forecast for agriculture exports, despite tariffs

Export prices for agriculture may withstand US tariffs but face rising competition.