Rural regions lead economic recovery, Westpac says
13 min ago Regions with a large rural backbone should continue to lead the economic recovery as commodity prices remain high, Westpac says.
Industries count cost of losing America's Cup event
13 min ago Boat builders and hospitality workers are not keen to lose the Cup's economic boon.
Inland Revenue defends its call centre staff
13 min ago About 1000 people may have paid incorrect tax because of their pension, department says.
Here's why a lift in GDP might mean higher interest rates
13 min ago ANALYSIS: The rate of economic growth surprised everyone. Here's why that might matter for borrowers.
Retirement village operator offers care in your own home
13 min ago A big retirement village operator, Arvida Group, is starting to provide care services for people at home, so they do not need to buy into a village.
I should be a fan of Auckland's proposed cycle and pedestrian bridge
OPINION: But I'm not — here's why I don't think it's the best thing for the city.
Covid changed the way Kiwis shop
Elisha Watson says the change was noticeable - and she hopes it lasts.
'I’m from the Govt and I’m here to help' are generally words to fear
OPINION: Government actions on investment markets throughout history have failed, so why should KiwiSaver regulations be any different?
Boom or bust for carless shopping centres?
Wellington's retailers are disappointed by the plans to transform the city's 'golden mile' but experience shows pedestrianisation can work.
How agility in contracts can help innovation
OPINION: The style of contracts lawyers are using to manage groundbreaking projects don't allow for the uncertainties these ventures present.
Skincare to protect oceans
A Taranaki entrepreneur who grew up in the Pacific Islands has seen the damage done to coral reefs – and his new skincare range for the ourdoorsy aims to prevent more.
Eagle Brewing rebrands after ex-owner's offensive Facebook post
The North Canterbury brewery and pub has been rebranded as Five Peaks Brew Co, hoping it will give the beleaguered business a fresh start.
NZX 50 slips as investors eye higher interest rates
The sharemarket weakened on the prospect of higher interest rates.
Private investigator used to spy on man mowing lawns
Green Acres was granted a High Court injunction after showing a former franchisee had set up as a competitor.
Internet issue hits banks in NZ and Australia
ASB says services back up and running soon after 5pm, NZX also back online.
Insurance lessons from viral crash video
EXPLAINER: Insurers won't pay, if they decide policyholders have been reckless.
'Don't be duped,' drivers warned on scam
Email urges people to urgently renew their licence plate number.
How agility in contracts can help innovation
OPINION: The style of contracts lawyers are using to manage groundbreaking projects don't allow for the uncertainties these ventures present.
'Uber for home services' start-up has big plans
A start-up linking services provided in homes like cleaning and lawn moving with customers aspires to be as big as Trade Me
Five steps SMEs can take to lead on digital transformation
OPINION: Don't rush it, and be strategic about how you make change.
Mum inspires new sweet treat business venture
Mum's cookie recipe has been turned into a thriving new business selling unbaked edible cookie dough by one small business owner
How agility in contracts can help innovation
OPINION: The style of contracts lawyers are using to manage groundbreaking projects don't allow for the uncertainties these ventures present.
Eagle Brewing rebrands after ex-owner's offensive Facebook post
The North Canterbury brewery and pub has been rebranded as Five Peaks Brew Co, hoping it will give the beleaguered business a fresh start.
Restaurant owner banned and fined after badly treating and underpaying staff
Staff at the popular Indian eateries worked long hours — many unpaid — and were kept out of sight. Then some began recording evidence.
Cafe offers free menstrual products after customer's period accident
ADJØ cafe in Dunedin is now offering free tampons and pads to anyone who needs them.
Here's where house prices have lifted 50 per cent
A growth rate of over 50 per cent in median values in one small town highlights how rampant house price growth has been nationwide over the last year.
The people setting up Fieldays
We're a sneeze away from the next alert level but plenty of businesses are taking the chance to market their products at Fieldays.
Builder's early morning Fieldays dash to nail best bargains
Among the first to walk through the gates was Steve Nielsen, who had both his wallet and an open shopping list at the ready.
"Morally wrong" tax rules should go, investor forum told
Property investors gathered for a forum in Auckland expressed displeasure with the new rules.
Five steps SMEs can take to lead on digital transformation
OPINION: Don't rush it, and be strategic about how you make change.
Why you need to have a closer look at your health insurance
OPINION: We know New Zealand has an under-insurance issue, especially when it comes to health insurance.
We need to keep the focus on KiwiSaver fees
OPINION: When setting up your KiwiSaver or switching provider, it can be easy to overlook the impact of fees on your pension pot.
Brexit faces problems at the Northern Irish border
ANALYSIS: Britain and EU both have something to gain from playing tough over trade deals. Sadly, Northern Ireland may be the fall guy.
Sustainable chem-free farming
SPONSORED: Ballance Agri-Nutrients announces the launch of a five-year programme that aims to boost sustainability and growth in the agri-sector.
The only way is up for wool, says economist
OPINION: Wool isn't going anywhere despite a rocky road in the last few years.
Townie on track to become first woman to win iconic farming contest
City-dweller Roshean Woods is aiming to break a 53-year-old glass ceiling by becoming the first woman to win the Young Farmer of the Year competition.
In charge of Fieldays' volunteer army
Early morning starts and shift work, from parking to events, that's the life of a volunteer at Fieldays.
Builder's early morning Fieldays dash to nail best bargains
Among the first to walk through the gates was Steve Nielsen, who had both his wallet and an open shopping list at the ready.
The dark side of not being green
OPINION: Trying to stick to the status quo comes with significant risks for businesses.
Timber millers say log exports are killing them
Forestry's reliance on exports, and one market in particular, is worrying the local timber market.
New Yarrow Stadium surface a mix of grass and fibre
The surface is used on 80 per cent of English premier football grounds, and the main rugby test venues in New Zealand.
UK-Aussie trade deal seen as a good sign
Australia gets sweet deal with Britain - can we expect the same?
US companies are using AI to screen jobseekers, but does it work?
A day after her interview for a role at Target, Dana Anthony got an email saying she didn't make the cut — she was rejected by a computer programme.
Brexit faces problems at the Northern Irish border
ANALYSIS: Britain and EU both have something to gain from playing tough over trade deals. Sadly, Northern Ireland may be the fall guy.
US lawmakers' massive swipe at big tech may be felt globally
ANALYSIS: Five antitrust laws aim to aggressively rein in the market power of “big tech” companies and change the way they do business.
Inland Revenue defends its call centre staff
Bar owners: Treat us like adults please
KFC outlet winging its way to Richmond
Industries count cost of losing America's Cup event
I should be a fan of Auckland's proposed cycle and pedestrian bridge
Covid changed the way Kiwis shop
Here's why a lift in GDP might mean higher interest rates
Rural regions lead economic recovery, Westpac says
Retirement village operator offers care in your own home
'I’m from the Govt and I’m here to help' are generally words to fear
Boom or bust for carless shopping centres?
How agility in contracts can help innovation