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Jenée Tibshraeny: Nicola Willis' Budget preview a sobering reality check

OPINION: Delivery is always tough for the Government - even if the economy was stronger.

Opinion: Ministerial roles a tangled forest

OPINION: It's time to do some serious pruning.

All the cash boosts Kiwis will get from April 1 - and the new tax increase

Thousands will be affected by the changes in just a few days' time.

Stock Takes: Has AI created a sharemarket bubble?

Donald Trump's company has listed with a high valuation but low revenue.

One NZ unionised call centre workers vote on strike

The union says a 'unilateral' remote work rule is provocative but One NZ says it's fair.

Market close: Small cap stocks provide positive news as NZX stuck in negative territory

The S&P/NZX 50 Index had a topsy turvy day.

Report sick or dead wild birds, MPI says as bird flu hits US dairy cows for the first time

US agencies say there's no risk to milk.

Snap crackle stop: Sanitarium axing jobs as it discontinues iconic cereals

The company is planning to streamline its product range.

Willis concedes Govt books won't be back in shape quickly

Finance Minister avoids unveiling likely size of Budget 2024.

Watch: Behind the scenes at Auckland Airport's new $300m transport hub

Transport system in for biggest shake-up in half a century.

Hiring activity slumps further as recession set to weigh on jobs

Job ad volumes fell again in February and are lower than pre-Covid.

What is the recession and how did NZ get here? Business editor Liam Dann answers your questions

Q+A with Business Editor at Large, Liam Dann, about the recession.

Market close: NZ sharemarket runs out of puff

The local index finished lower after five consecutive days of heady rises.

$150m defective building: Harbour Oaks' owners get High Court decision

Hearing took five months and more than 55 expert witnesses presented evidence.

Gloriavale acknowledges ‘significant challenges’ as finances tank

The controversial religious community faces a number of regulatory and legal challenges.

Opinion: What Te Pūkenga’s four CEOs were paid to offer (and stop offering) their services

OPINION: The payments to send off Te Pukenga's leaders and the efforts to conceal them.

Southern Cross insurance arms issued warning after overcharging premiums

The failure to properly apply discounts took place over a prolonged period.

Marlborough drought a boon for salt works

"When the pastoral farmers are doing it tough, the salt works normally does very well."