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Business

FENZ are investigating the cause of the fire.

Lyttelton's The Shroom Room 'completely gutted' in blaze

The owners of a popular Lyttelton cafe are devastated by a fire that has destroyed the building.

Business

32 mins ago

Ocean Shell Ltd owner Nina Shields would like community groups to be able to collect and sell naturally beached pāua shells.

Could we do more with our 'magical' pāua shells?

The Riverton factory selling a million pāua shells a year to Chanel, Cartier and the Sultan of Oman says it can't keep up with global demand.

Business

Sunday 4:10pm

Modern house in Auckland (file image).

Do house prices still double every 10 years in New Zealand?

The 2020s is shaping up to be the decade with the weakest house price growth in the past 70 years.

Business

Sunday 7:09am

Two businesses in the area say they’re closing up shop – the latest in a string of closures.

Business owners on Auckland’s K' Rd feeling the pinch amid closures

Karangahape Rd has long been a vibrant counterculture pit stop. But in the last two days, two businesses have announced they’re shutting down.

Business

Sat, Jun 20

2:39

A person struggles with their smart TV (file image).

Lock it in: Govt wants local NZ apps on TV screens by default

Fears that future TVs could arrive with no New Zealand content by default have prompted the requirements to preload local streaming apps.

Business

Fri, Jun 19

FENZ are investigating the cause of the fire.

Lyttelton's The Shroom Room 'completely gutted' in blaze

The owners of a popular Lyttelton cafe are devastated by a fire that has destroyed the building.

Business

32 mins ago

Ocean Shell Ltd owner Nina Shields would like community groups to be able to collect and sell naturally beached pāua shells.

Could we do more with our 'magical' pāua shells?

The Riverton factory selling a million pāua shells a year to Chanel, Cartier and the Sultan of Oman says it can't keep up with global demand.

Business

Sunday 4:10pm

Modern house in Auckland (file image).

Do house prices still double every 10 years in New Zealand?

The 2020s is shaping up to be the decade with the weakest house price growth in the past 70 years.

Business

Sunday 7:09am

Two businesses in the area say they’re closing up shop – the latest in a string of closures.

Business owners on Auckland’s K' Rd feeling the pinch amid closures

Karangahape Rd has long been a vibrant counterculture pit stop. But in the last two days, two businesses have announced they’re shutting down.

Business

Sat, Jun 20

2:39

A person struggles with their smart TV (file image).

Lock it in: Govt wants local NZ apps on TV screens by default

Fears that future TVs could arrive with no New Zealand content by default have prompted the requirements to preload local streaming apps.

Business

Fri, Jun 19

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WEL Energy Trust’s election is causing sparks to fly between candidates.

Lies, damn lies and statistics: Accusations fly in energy trust election

Michael West and the Your Discounts Team have made an array of claims against Alan Chew and the MORE Team, accusing them of “blatant lies” and manipulating statistics.

Business

Fri, Jun 19

OneReg's software is designed to simplify that by helping operators track their obligations and stay compliant.

Kiwi startup secures contract with Dubai International Airport

The company's CEO said landing a huge customer such as Dubai International Airport was also expected to create opportunities beyond a single contract.

Business

Fri, Jun 19

Major bank cuts some fixed home loan interest rates

Major bank cuts some fixed home loan interest rates

The bank said "positive geopolitical developments" in recent weeks had brought longer-term funding costs down.

Business

Thu, Jun 18

New Zealand's economy grew 0.8% in the March quarter, marking another quarter of expansion as exports and manufacturing lifted activity, new figures show.

Economy grew 0.8% before oil crisis hit, new data shows

Stats NZ said the measurement of GDP in the March quarter "was not heavily impacted by the Middle East conflict and late-quarter fuel price increases".

Business

Thu, Jun 18

Qantas' Airbus A350-1000ULR.

Qantas announces 22-hour direct flights between Sydney and London

The service, which will take off in 2027, will become the world's longest direct passenger flight, covering over 16,000km.

Business

Thu, Jun 18

BNZ (file image).

BNZ admits underpaying customers over $5 million in interest

BNZ has agreed to pay $2.6 million after misleading customers for nearly 10 years about how interest is calculated on some non-profit accounts.

Business

Wed, Jun 17

Wool at auction.

Bounce of confidence in the wool sector as prices boom

Wool auction manager says the demand for East Coast wool is "defying gravity" due to global shortages combined with increased demand.

Business

Wed, Jun 17

Kmart store.

Kmart Australia's store layout tipped for NZ - 'solution' to retail crime

The updated layout will see self-service checkouts moved to the stores' exits.

Business

Wed, Jun 17

Lincraft store in Taupō.

Lincraft to close physical stores after 80 years

Stores across New Zealand will begin to close over the coming months.

Business

Tue, Jun 16

The man's insurance claim has been capped.

Homeowner who 'fell through bathroom floor' can't claim full insurance

The insurance claim has been capped because the leak had been there a while.

Business

Tue, Jun 16

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Bay of Plenty was the country's best performing region at the start of the year

New region overtakes Canterbury to become NZ's top ranked economy

Strong exports and solid employment have pushed a new region to the top.

Business

Tue, Jun 16

Whey protein sits for sale at a grocery store, Wednesday, June 10, 2026, in Dallas.

Whey protein demand a struggle for global dairy industry

Tight supplies and higher costs have caused some manufacturers to increase the prices consumers pay for protein powder or protein-enriched products.

Business

Mon, Jun 15

Peter Beck, founder and chief executive officer of Rocket Lab, in 2024

What to know as NBR releases its 2026 Rich List

The 2026 list from the National Business Review revealed the number of billionaires in New Zealand had risen from 18 to 26 in just a year.

Business

Mon, Jun 15

The contractor also carried out "serious" defective work in a City Rail Link (CRL) tunnel around the same time

KiwiRail contractor returns from retraining after 'faulty' track welding

KiwiRail says it's confident the contractor has been sufficiently retrained, after a series of faults that could have caused life changing injury were found.

Business

Sun, Jun 14

NZ Infrastructure Commission general manager Peter Nunns.

More renewable energy investment required, says Infrastructure Commission

The Commission's latest research outlines how a predictable approach to key policy settings could help give infrastructure providers the confidence to invest.

Business

Sun, Jun 14

Elon Musk attends the finals for the NCAA wrestling championship, March 22, 2025, in Philadelphia. (file image)

From rockets to brain implants: a look at Elon Musk's vast empire

Elon Musk, the world's richest man and now first-ever trillionaire, controls a lot of different businesses.

Business

Sun, Jun 14

Experts say that while AI may be convenient, it's not always effective for advertising.

Why everyone from your local restaurant to the school fair is using AI

If you've been anywhere near social media lately, you may have seen the same sort of font, with the same sort of layout, lots of text and generic images.

Business

Sat, Jun 13

Elon Musk uses his phone during a state dinner for President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People on Thursday May 14, 2026, in Beijing.

What Elon Musk's trillion means in real terms

SpaceX's IPO market debut has made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire.

Business

Sat, Jun 13

Elon Musk departs after a welcome ceremony with President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People, Thursday, May 14, 2026, in Beijing.

Elon Musk becomes world's first trillionaire as SpaceX goes public

Musk, who is also a major shareholder and CEO of Tesla, is now worth an estimated US$1.1 trillion (NZ$1.8 trillion), according to Forbes.

Business

Sat, Jun 13

Shoppers can be left confused when product pictures and prices don't match written descriptions

Online ‘bargain’ price changes when you click through. What’s that about?

Being misled by too-good-to-be-true prices is common online, but it's not always ethical or legal.

Life

Sat, Jun 13

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