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Counting people and pay: The ministry with one senior Asian manager

Asian staff are not reaching top-tier roles at government agencies, according to report.

Historic London meat market to close by 2028, city authorities say

Money saved, prime real estate freed up but 900 years of history ended.

‘Feels like a liability on the roof now’ - SolarZero in liquidation

Directors advise more than 160 employees that firm is unable to continue trading.

Inside Economics: Outlook for housing in 2025...do we really want another boom?

Liam Dann takes a look at the forecasts for the property market.

Richard Prebble: This Government needs radical change to get out of fiscal hole

OPINION: Selling assets to pay off debt should be an option.

$10m a year: The man poised to be the NZX's highest-paid CEO

Shareholders Association says incentive scheme hurdles "too low".

Nadine Higgins: How to navigate the low equity minefield in NZ home loans

OPINION: Low-deposit borrowers face higher rates as banks reflect greater lending risks.

Medicinal cannabis grower Puro seals Australian deal

The company is highlighting the regulatory roadblocks that prevent distribution here.

Country's biggest bank cuts home loan rates ahead of tomorrow's OCR decision

First major bank to cut mortgage rates this week.

Watch: Auckland Airport's $70m runway light switch

About 600 LED lights replace halogen system.

Rocket Lab nabs Biden funding, launches twice in 24 hours, stock hits high

Sir Peter Beck's wealth tops $2b amid launches from two pads in different hemispheres.

Former Warehouse boss received $2.2m golden parachute

Nick Grayston's payout included a discretionary payment of three months' notice in lieu.

Musk calls for US to replace fighter jets with drones

Elon Musk singled out a next-generation fighter jet for criticism.

Music revenues overtake cinema’s pre-pandemic peak on back of streaming boom

Financial Times: Sales of music such as CDs and vinyl rose faster than streaming revenues.

Berry determined: Plan to regrow tonnes of strawberries in flood-hit Esk Valley

Donald lost 60,000 strawberry plants in Gabrielle. He has received help to grow again.

Refixing the mortgage? What you need to know to avoid a costly mistake

Mortgage refixing is a calculated game that could save or cost you thousands of dollars.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: How do New Zealand charities manage money wisely?

Three key rules and three types of reserves can help improve a charity's resilience.

Property Insider: $244k bill for Gulf Harbour Country Club’s owner; Here comes Santa Claus

It's the most wonderful time of the year, especially when Precinct goes tree generous.