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Z Energy apologises for 'greenwashing' ad after legal action

Z Energy apologises for 'greenwashing' ad after legal action

Consumer NZ and two environmental groups took legal action claiming some advertisements in the campaign were misleading and greenwashing.

Environment

7:51am

Visitors pose for a group photo under Hatshepsut statue, at the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, Egypt.

Egypt unveils museum to its ancient civilisation with pharaoh fanfare

Two decades in the making, the Grand Egyptian Museum located near the Giza Pyramids and Sphinx showcases over 50,000 artifacts detailing life in ancient Egypt.

Business

7:10am

ANZ signage in Sydney

Fines and cuts punch billion-dollar hole in ANZ profits

ANZ has flagged a AU$1.1 billion (NZ$1.25 billion) bottom-line hit line tied to its recently announced mass job cuts and the biggest settlement ever with the securities regulator.

Business

Friday 3:42pm

Mahurangi Oysters owner Jim Aitken.

Watercare sewage spill devastates Auckland oyster farmers

Watercare estimated the overflow volume was about 1200 cubic metres, but did not know how much had reached the harbour.

Environment

Friday 9:25am

1:33

A block of Anchor butter

Farmers agree to sale of Fonterra's consumer brands

In a statement, Fonterra said it received a "strong mandate", with 88.47% of votes in support of the sale.

Business

Thu, Oct 30

4:16

Z Energy apologises for 'greenwashing' ad after legal action

Z Energy apologises for 'greenwashing' ad after legal action

Consumer NZ and two environmental groups took legal action claiming some advertisements in the campaign were misleading and greenwashing.

Environment

7:51am

Visitors pose for a group photo under Hatshepsut statue, at the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, Egypt.

Egypt unveils museum to its ancient civilisation with pharaoh fanfare

Two decades in the making, the Grand Egyptian Museum located near the Giza Pyramids and Sphinx showcases over 50,000 artifacts detailing life in ancient Egypt.

Business

7:10am

ANZ signage in Sydney

Fines and cuts punch billion-dollar hole in ANZ profits

ANZ has flagged a AU$1.1 billion (NZ$1.25 billion) bottom-line hit line tied to its recently announced mass job cuts and the biggest settlement ever with the securities regulator.

Business

Friday 3:42pm

Mahurangi Oysters owner Jim Aitken.

Watercare sewage spill devastates Auckland oyster farmers

Watercare estimated the overflow volume was about 1200 cubic metres, but did not know how much had reached the harbour.

Environment

Friday 9:25am

1:33

A block of Anchor butter

Farmers agree to sale of Fonterra's consumer brands

In a statement, Fonterra said it received a "strong mandate", with 88.47% of votes in support of the sale.

Business

Thu, Oct 30

4:16

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Residents of Manurewa protested outside the now closed Black Bull Manurewa liquor shop on Russell Rd in August.

Auckland liquor store licence denied after community outcry

The Auckland District Licensing Committee has declined an application from SSB 2024 to revive an off-licence bottle shop at 70 Russell Rd, Manurewa.

Business

Thu, Oct 30

It announced this morning it would reduce its one-year fixed rate to a rate lower than the major banks.

Bank cuts one-year fixed mortgage rate

It announced this morning it would reduce its one-year fixed rate to a rate lower than the major banks.

Business

Wed, Oct 29

A woman stands in a mall holding shopping bags.

Over 60% of retailers don't plan to take on extra holiday staff – survey

Just 2% of respondents in the Retail Radar survey said they would hire significantly more additional staff.

Business

Mon, Oct 27

Hospitality worker. File photo.

Labour Day: What's open, what's not and when you have to pay surcharge

The public holiday falls on the fourth Monday in October and commemorates the eight-hour working day.

Business

Sun, Oct 26

Father and son putting coin into piggy bank stock photo

How to make your kids better with money

Parents want what's best for their kids - including a financially comfortable future - but that can be a daunting prospect.

Business

Sat, Oct 25

Northern hemisphere nations invited to invest in New Zealand’s infrastructure. 

New Zealand woos European investment amid global trade tension

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon pitched NZ as a "safe haven" for European investment at the inaugural EU-NZ Business Summit today in Auckland.

Business

Fri, Oct 24

A Tesla factory in California (file image).

Profits at Tesla plunge again even as it sells more vehicles

Elon Musk was predicting 20% to 30% sales growth for 2025 at this time last year – but it hasn't turned out that way.

Business

Thu, Oct 23

The Fonterra Clandeboye plant in South Canterbury.

Fonterra ramps up on butter production after selling big brands

Clandeboye plant in South Canterbury would increase the site's butter production capacity by up to 50,000 metric tonnes a year

Business

Wed, Oct 22

The big banks (file).

Banks compete on 18-month home loan rate - but should you take it?

Gareth Kiernan, chief forecaster at Infometrics, said it could be an option that was worth considering.

Business

Wed, Oct 22

Air NZ heading for first half-loss of up to $55 million

Air NZ heading for first half-loss of up to $55 million

The airline said it had hoped for an increase in domestic and US flights, which did not materialise, while ongoing problems with engine repairs would cost another $20m in addition to other costs.

Business

Wed, Oct 22

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Another major bank lowers fixed mortgage rates

Another major bank lowers fixed mortgage rates

Six of the banks' standard loan rates were dropped by between 0.04% and 0.40%.

Business

Wed, Oct 22

Weeks of meetings and casting votes ends with a clear majority in favour of the $270m sale to Dawn Meats.

'Relief and excitement' as Alliance Group shareholders vote to sell

Weeks of meetings and casting votes ends with 87% in favour of the $270m sale to Dawn Meats, in a result announced today by New Zealand’s largest lamb processing company.

Business

Tue, Oct 21

A logo for Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seen at the Viva Technology conference dedicated to innovation and startups at Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, France, June 12, 2025.

Massive AWS outage resolved after disrupting internet use worldwide

Users reported issues with TVNZ+, Sky, Snapchat, Roblox, Fortnite, online broker Robinhood, the McDonald’s app and many other services.

Business

Tue, Oct 21

Another major bank cuts interest rates

Another major bank cuts interest rates

Its six-month rate will drop by 10 basis points, from 4.95% to 4.85%. Its 18-month rate will drop by four basis points, to 4.45%.

Business

Mon, Oct 20

Overdue tax is estimated to have reached $10 billion.

Inland Revenue says its tax crackdown is paying off

Tax department details arrest warrants, bank account deductions that have pulled in almost $12 per $1 spent.

Business

Mon, Oct 20

Leader Chris Hipkins said "years of underinvestment have left too many great Kiwi ideas without support, while the wealth we create flows offshore".

'NZ Future Fund': Labour reveals first major policy for next election

Leader Chris Hipkins said "years of underinvestment have left too many great Kiwi ideas without support, while the wealth we create flows offshore".

Business

Mon, Oct 20

The Eterna is the world's largest variety of blueberry

Blueberries the size of a ping-pong ball to be grown in NZ

Described as "up to the size of a ping-pong ball", the blueberries are being planted in the Kerikeri and Waikato regions.

Business

Mon, Oct 20

Falling interest rates expected to be shortlived - economist

Falling interest rates expected to be shortlived - economist

One expert says consumers might want to consider fixing their mortgages while interest rates remain low.

Business

Sun, Oct 19

A contactless payment (file photo).

Retailers back ACT proposal for 'flexible' credit card surcharges

The Government announced in July a ban on surcharges on card payments in-store, such as PayWave, from no later than May 2026.

Business

Sun, Oct 19

Some Kiwi brands which are no more.

The reasons GrabOne and some other Kiwi brands have struggled

Marketing expert Bodo Lang identifies key factors that may be putting local companies under pressure.

Business

Sun, Oct 19

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