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Bakery ordered to pay $90,000 over migrant exploitation

Employees worked nearly 80 hours some weeks for less than the minimum wage, probe finds.

Mark Lister: There's no time like the present

COMMENT: Mark Lister says a sensible strategy is to put your money to work bit by bit.

Death toll hits 296: NZTA calls in second ad agency to ramp up road safety messaging

As the death toll for 2020 nears 300, NZTA ramps up efforts to get its message across.

Russell Bell: Hard work behind the scenes sets up success

Business guru Russell Bell with his latest sage advice for people in business.

Lines out the door for new Whanganui plant shop

A new plant shop has opened in Castlecliff, drawing a big crowd on its first day.

NZ already has a capital gains tax - you probably just didn't know it

There is a capital gains tax already on the books, it's just not enforced: Researchers

More people reading the Chronicle

Strong results for Chronicle and NZME newspapers.

'Not in good taste': Why bosses are cancelling Xmas work parties this year

Venues are bearing the brunt of Covid-19 concerns and tight corporate budgets.

New house buying frenzy tipped as funding fuel poured on property market

If you thought house prices were high, they could be about to rise even further.

Historic wave of returning Kiwis has just begun - here's where they're going

A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.

Material world: How shopping addiction is quashing Kiwi dreams

Frivolous spending is seeing some couples rack up to $100,000 in consumer debt.

Russell Bell: Give people, and books, a chance

Like judging books by their cover, we have the same mechanism when it comes to people

Local Focus: New travel agency opens amid global pandemic

Opportunity knocks as travel agency shuts down. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Pacific Island-inspired food cart sets up in Whanganui

The Fijian food truck is one of the first in New Zealand.

Thirty years in business for The Edge's Paula Wade

In 1994, Paula Wade was one of only three people in New Zealand doing body piercing.

Russell Bell: Indecision in the polling booth

I think that if Judith Collins had more time the result might have been closer.