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Northland sharemilkers Gavin Hogarth and Jody Hansen founded Bella Vacca Jerseys to supply milk straight from the farm in glass bottles.

Northland milk company closes down due to soaring fuel prices

Bella Vacca Jerseys, founded in 2016 by sharemilkers Gavin Hogarth and Jody Hansen, supplied homes, cafes and retailers with milk straight from the farm in glass bottles.

Business

4:30pm

Electricity prices, which were up 12.5%, contributed the most to the annual inflation rate.

Inflation holds steady at 3.1% in year to March

Electricity prices, which were up 12.5%, contributed the most to the annual inflation rate, Stats NZ said.

Business

11:21am

1:30

Apple products including the iPhone 17 Pro displayed during an announcement of new products at Apple Park.

Tim Cook to step down as Apple chief executive

Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down from the job that he inherited from the late Steve Jobs, ending a nearly 15-year reign.

Business

9:19am

1:30

Woolworths supermarket in Sydney

Tim Tam turmoil: Woolies defends 'fake discount' claims in Australia

Supermarket giant Woolworths will defend its discounting regime in Australian court against consumer watchdog claims it used fake discounts to mislead customers despite higher prices.

Business

8:09am

1:30

Letters have been sent to people who would normally have their tax assessed automatically and who Inland Revenue knows have traded on one or more crypto-asset exchanges (file image).

'You're not invisible': IRD warns crypto investors in tax crackdown

The agency said it had identified 355,000 unique users, who had collectively undertaken around 57 million transactions with a total value of $36 billion.

Business

Monday 12:26pm

Northland sharemilkers Gavin Hogarth and Jody Hansen founded Bella Vacca Jerseys to supply milk straight from the farm in glass bottles.

Northland milk company closes down due to soaring fuel prices

Bella Vacca Jerseys, founded in 2016 by sharemilkers Gavin Hogarth and Jody Hansen, supplied homes, cafes and retailers with milk straight from the farm in glass bottles.

Business

4:30pm

Electricity prices, which were up 12.5%, contributed the most to the annual inflation rate.

Inflation holds steady at 3.1% in year to March

Electricity prices, which were up 12.5%, contributed the most to the annual inflation rate, Stats NZ said.

Business

11:21am

1:30

Apple products including the iPhone 17 Pro displayed during an announcement of new products at Apple Park.

Tim Cook to step down as Apple chief executive

Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down from the job that he inherited from the late Steve Jobs, ending a nearly 15-year reign.

Business

9:19am

1:30

Woolworths supermarket in Sydney

Tim Tam turmoil: Woolies defends 'fake discount' claims in Australia

Supermarket giant Woolworths will defend its discounting regime in Australian court against consumer watchdog claims it used fake discounts to mislead customers despite higher prices.

Business

8:09am

1:30

Letters have been sent to people who would normally have their tax assessed automatically and who Inland Revenue knows have traded on one or more crypto-asset exchanges (file image).

'You're not invisible': IRD warns crypto investors in tax crackdown

The agency said it had identified 355,000 unique users, who had collectively undertaken around 57 million transactions with a total value of $36 billion.

Business

Monday 12:26pm

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The new-look L&P bottle in Paeroa.

Paeroa's giant L&P bottle gets makeover as drink changes packaging

The landmark statue has been split between brown and clear to reflect L&P’s shift to more recyclable plastic bottles for the first time in over a century.

Business

Monday 9:02am

Composite image by Vania Chandrawidjaja (Source: iStock/1News) 

Is Anzac Day Saturday or Monday? And what about shops, surcharges and pay?

The national day of remembrance held annually on the 25th looks a little different this year as it falls on a Saturday.

Business

Monday 6:00am

Broken piggy bank (file image).

The top investment advice you perhaps should ignore

Someone who is offering a really good investment won't need to give you a hard sell.

Business

Sun, Apr 19

Working New Zealanders over the age of 65 are contributing more than $34 billion a year to the economy.

Kiwis over 65 contributing more than $34b a year to the economy

Unpaid work made up the bulk of the contribution, exceeding $20 billion per year.

Business

Sat, Apr 18

Fuel price pressure could mean May OCR increase, top economist says

Fuel price pressure could mean May OCR increase, top economist says

Data shows total fuel spending in March was just over $580 million – about 10% higher than a year earlier.

Business

Sat, Apr 18

The Government-set cap on RSE worker numbers had risen from 5000 when the scheme started in 2007 to 20,750 last year.

Government reviews RSE visa scheme, report calls for reform

An international report into New Zealand's seasonal worker scheme says reform is needed to bring down migrants' costs and protect them from abuse.

Business

Sat, Apr 18

Oil tankers and cargo ships line up in the Strait of Hormuz as seen from Khor Fakkan, United Arab Emirates, in March.

Oil prices fall sharply as Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz

US stocks also raced toward another record following Iran's announcement.

Business

Sat, Apr 18

Fuel price increases due to the war in the Middle East have added to the pressure on purses and wallets.

Latest spending data: What we're cutting back on – or going without

Stats NZ data shows fuel prices distorting consumer spending as households trimmed discretionary spending to cover higher fuel bills.

Business

Fri, Apr 17

Two large scale attacks mean tens of thousands of transactions have been blocked.

Prezzy Cards being drained of money before they can be used

New Zealand customers try to make purchases on unused cards, only to be embarrassingly declined at the check-out.

Business

Fri, Apr 17

Another major bank increases home loan rates

Another major bank increases home loan rates

Westpac has announced it will be increasing some of its home loan and term deposit rates from the start of next week.

Business

Fri, Apr 17

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Some of the recalled sand art products.

Warehouse recalls sand products after asbestos test

The Warehouse said it was recalling the products "as a precaution" after a positive result for "traces of asbestos".

Business

Fri, Apr 17

Mainfreight.

Mainfreight frustrated with KiwiRail, AT for lack of additional services

Don Braid told RNZ moving freight via rail was more efficient than by truck, "yet we haven't seen KiwiRail stand up to offer additional services".

Business

Fri, Apr 17

Pumps at a petrol station.

New figures reveal how much the price of fuel surged in March

Stats NZ says March saw the largest jumps since vehicle fuel price movements were first tracked in 2011.

Business

Fri, Apr 17

Oil prices have soared since the end of February.

Will oil prices ever truly go back to ‘normal’?

Before war broke out in the Middle East, benchmark oil prices hovered in the range of US$70–80 a barrel for much of the past two decades.

Business

Fri, Apr 17

LIV Golf signage is seen prior to LIV Golf Mexico City at Club

LIV Golf CEO says show will go on amid Saudi funding uncertainty

The memo followed a long day of reports suggesting Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund was on the verge of cutting its financial backing of the upstart league.

Business

Thu, Apr 16

NZ's biggest bank hikes interest rates

NZ's biggest bank hikes interest rates

It is raising its home loan rates on terms between one year and five years by 10 basis points or 20 basis points.

Business

Thu, Apr 16

Allbirds founder Tim Brown at his Auckland City store in 2022.

Allbirds, a former Wall Street darling, looks to AI for its future

Allbirds, the eco-friendly shoe brand co-founded by an ex-All White which found its way onto the feet of tech CEOs and movie stars before falling on hard times, is pivoting to artificial intelligence.

Business

Thu, Apr 16

 Gina Rinehart is seen watching on during the 2018 Australia Swimming National Trials.

Australia's richest woman Gina Rinehart faces paying millions to rivals

The battle pitted Rinehart's company, Hancock Prospecting, against the heirs of mining pioneer Peter Wright and engineer Don Rhodes amid allegations of decades-old contract breaches.

Business

Wed, Apr 15

The Envy apple was first bred in 1985 by the Bioeconomy Science Institute.

How do you like them apples? Global Envy sales surpass $1 billion

The Envy apple was first bred in 1985 by the Bioeconomy Science Institute (then part of DSIR) before being exclusively commercialised globally by T&G.

Business

Wed, Apr 15

The Temu app.

Would you pay a tax on Temu to help support NZ retail?

The organisation representing New Zealand retailers wants a levy imposed on people shopping at retailers such as Temu and Shein.

Business

Wed, Apr 15

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