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Southland aquaculture business hub gets regional fund loan
14 Nov 2024The project includes expanding its farming pods, building training, research, worker accommodation, and tourism facilities.
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Air NZ cancels flights to Bali over volcanic ash after eruption
14 Nov 2024The airline and Qantas are among several halting flights after Mount Lewotobi's Laki-laki eruption in Indonesia.
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Steven Adams high flier in latest Air New Zealand safety video
14 Nov 2024There are some "gold nuggets" in the airline's new video which has been made because passengers like them, its chief executive says. Video, Audio
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The 200,000 'workplace' accidents paid for people working from home
14 Nov 2024Injuries caused by things such as lifting and carrying were most common, new data hows.
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ComCom to file criminal charges against One NZ
14 Nov 2024The commission believes the advertising campaign for the SpaceX service may have breached the Fair Trading Act.
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Infratil underlying profit up 25%
14 Nov 2024However it made a bottom-line net loss, reflecting a number of one-time costs and a revaluation gain in the year earlier.
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Tech sector revenue growth slows amid weak investment, higher costs
14 Nov 2024It's slowed one of the lowest levels in recent years with weaker investment and higher costs.
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Job ad seeking voluntary cleaners removed, firm apologises
13 Nov 2024A job ad asking for voluntary cleaners has been taken down, with the company apologising for an error in judgement.
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ASB defends profit, warns of 'big tech' takeover of banking
13 Nov 2024ASB chairperson Dame Therese Walsh has told a parliamentary committee its $1.4 billion profit last year was not excessive.
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Wellington's Nikau Cafe to close, construction blamed
13 Nov 2024The cafe has announced it is closing after 25 years, saying the ongoing disruption of nearby construction and earthquake strengthening have become too much.
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Fonterra lifts forecast range for farmgate milk price
11 Nov 2024Strong demand for dairy products in China, Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia helped push up global prices, Fonterra's chief executive says.
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New public-private partnerships framework has Labour's backing
13 Nov 2024A new public-private partnerships framework has been released by the government, with backing from the opposition.
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Low income households cut back on showering, washing and cooking as power bills rise
13 Nov 2024They are also spending disproportionately more of their income on power costs, researchers say.
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Departing NZME journalist urges followers to ditch podcast
13 Nov 2024Frances Cook claims she's had her podcast "taken".
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Who is the best mobile phone service provider?
13 Nov 2024Consumer NZ has released its annual survey into the best, and worst, companies. Audio
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Wanting to sell your house? It may take 7 years before you don't face a loss
13 Nov 2024That is, if you bought a house at the peak of the market.
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Contact Energy to build new geothermal plant at Wairakei
13 Nov 2024It will be the first step in replacing the company's 1950s-built Wairakei geothermal power station.
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More Kiwis on on track to spend on Black Friday this year
13 Nov 2024The number of people planning to shop on Black Friday this year has jumped to 51 percent, according to a survey.
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Mainfreight's half year profit down as market returns to normal
13 Nov 2024The result was marginally better than the transport company's expectations.
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Reserve Bank issues rare warning to Quest Insurance Group
12 Nov 2024Quest Insurance Group was found to have failed to maintain a minimum solvency margin for its non-life insurance business.
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Trump sparks interest rate warning for NZ
12 Nov 2024Fitch Solutions has updated New Zealand's economic outlook for 2025 to account for Donald Trump's trade policies.
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Former high-cost lender Eagle Man fined $200k
12 Nov 2024The Commerce Commission says Eagle Man breached multiple aspects of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act.
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KiwiSaver funds grew by $7 billion in three months
12 Nov 2024It is up on an $8 billion increase in the first half of 2024.
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Man jailed for nearly four years for fraud in relation to Covid business support loans
12 Nov 2024An Upper Hutt man has been jailed for nearly four years after fraudulently obtaining more than $80,000 in Covid business support loans.
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