
Bryers loses bid to beat bankruptcy
Mark Bryers maintains his only assets are his clothes and furniture and a set of golf clubs.
Mark Bryers maintains his only assets are his clothes and furniture and a set of golf clubs.
Workers are feeling more upbeat about their jobs in the wake of better than expected economic news, according to a bank survey.
Rescue workers had to pull a badly injured woman from the wreckage of a Great Barrier Airlines plane that crashed yesterday.
Fonterra says it won't hesitate to take action, "including refusal to collect milk" if deliberate animal mistreatment is proven.
New Zealand's biggest privately held dairying operation allowed dozens of calves to slowly dehydrate to death.
Police are being forced to take a 'patient approach' in their hunt for a couple still on the run with $3.8m in Westpac's cash.
Police are seeking this man over the robbery of a Rotorua Westpac on Friday.
Allan Bollard reiterates the OCR will remain "at or below the current level through until the latter part of 2010."
The strong kiwi dollar is a threat to a sustained recovery, says Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard, while keeping rates steady.
The Reserve Bank has done what most market watchers were expecting this morning and left the official interest rate unchanged at 2.5 per cent.