Leon Clement talks about being the new Chief Executive of Synlait Milk.

Lehman 10 years on - 'In the industry it was armageddon'

New Zealand's largest mall, Sylvia Park, generates 600 tonnes of waste per year - around 50 per cent or 300 tonnes is food waste.

In the wake of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill passing into law, sweeping changes have been made to workers and employers rights.

Dao Yang describes Changda’s work in New Zealand.

Amanda Wilton-Skinner wants to remind people to make a will. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The sale price of 3-bedroom Auckland do-up shot up by $160,000 in less than two months.

Fashion retailer H&M is gearing up to open the doors to its long-awaited flagship store in Commercial Bay tomorrow morning.

Residents have now moved in to Willis Bond & Co’s Wynyard Central apartment block. Video supplied by Wynyard Central

This Government still plans to transform the economy – broadening the economic focus beyond GDP – and it wants business to come with it.

Economy Hub: A look at the US economy

The international terminal is 41 years old, domestic a decade older.

City Rail Link chief executive Sean Sweeney outlines why the new City Rail Link is going to beneficial to Auckland, and his struggles with Australian construction unions.

Preparations are underway for NZ-China Tourism year 2019, but there are concerns that illegal operators might spoil the party.

Eric Watson ordered to pay Owen Glenn $49 million.

Sky TV's has reported a $240.7 million loss for the June year against a profit of $116.3m in the previous year.

Chief executive Christopher Luxon said the airline would take more ''assertive'' action to restore reliability.

New Zealanders are prepared to pay for online news, says NZME chief executive Michael Boggs as the company gears up to launch digital subscriptions.

Samsung's latest flagship arrives in the country on Friday. NZ Herald reporter Chris Tarpey spent a week testing the camera, battery and performance of the new Galaxy Note 9.

Marketing gurus Les Binet and Peter Field on why online advertising isn't difficult to get right.

Fletcher Building full-year loss has been declared this morning. Anne Gibson, the Herald’s property editor, explains what’s happened.

Resident Bill Rayner talks about the elderly falling victim to leaky, defective appartments. Video / NZ Herald

Business travel: What's the big deal about Dreamliners?

Focus: Mobil stations 2km apart, 19 cents difference in fuel price. How is this possible?

Introduce capital gains tax, says Sir Michael Cullen's tax working group.

Good news for the Government, GDP up by 1pc, dollar rises on result.

Liam Dann presents Economy Hub where he talks about why a financial apocalypse is not inevitable.

Interview with Captain Kendall (Kilki) Culler. She joined Hawaiian Airlines 34 years ago. Now, 10 per cent of the airlines' 800 pilots are women. / Brett Phibbs

Professor of Quality Systems at Massey University, Nigel Grigg talks about needles in fruit and sage-guarding against food terrorism. / ZB