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What to expect from company earnings season

The season - comprising mostly second half 2024 results - gets underway this week.

Letters: Does NZ need a new Thanksgiving Day holiday?

OPINION: 'New Zealanders have much to be proud of and thankful for.'

How Perchspace wants to build the remote working industry

Sean Foster talks to Tom Raynel about his co-working space platform Perchspace.

‘I hate to see old pubs closed down’: The publican with the golden touch

Nick Inkster saves old buildings and turns struggling pubs around.

‘Be open to relocating’: Recruiters’ grim advice for Wellington job seekers

Recruiters say some are getting desperate, applying for jobs outside their skill set.

Will a $10/kg milk price hinder Fonterra’s plan to sell consumer business?

Fonterra's prices might be going up to $10 a kilo at the farm gate.

‘Awful situation’: Edmund Hillary village residents complain about sinking hub

Residents didn't expect retirement living to involve what feels like a construction site.

Editorial: End of ban on gay blood donations a long time coming

OPINION: Under the new system, all donors would have individualised risk assessments.

I was a fit 60-year-old and broke my hip. Every woman should be aware of the dangers of osteoporosis

Telegraph: A third of people with hip fractures die within a year.

Liam Dann: The most brutal and personal economic statistic

OPINION: When inflation bites, we all feel it. But losing your job is personal.

Which sleep animal are you? It matters more than you think

Times: Evidence suggests that chronotypes are determined by genetics.

DeepSeek’s rise: How a Chinese startup went from stock trader to AI star

New York Times: DeepSeek's AI breakthrough has challenged US tech dominance.

Diana Clement: The strategies that could help you get financial freedom

OPINION: Some people retire early using the Fire approach.

Seymour wrote letter supporting Polkinghorne during police probe into wife’s death

Act leader claimed police went 'beyond their brief' when investigating eye surgeon.

Ryan Bridge: Policy ‘vibe’ of kindness kills public service competence

OPINION: Unironically, Kāinga Ora this week announced a focus on building state houses.

We should examine whether privatisation is a good idea

OPINION: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon suggests privatisation is on the cards.