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Beekeepers deliver stinging response to Apiculture NZ plan

Plan has 'no costing, no clear priorities, no timelines', says NZ Beekeeping Inc.

Chinese companies revive Mao Zedong-era militias

Financial Times: PLA mobilisation units reflect Xi’s focus on security as economy slows.

Slight lift in prices at GDT

A modest shift in the latest Global Dairy Trade auction.

NZME posts $12.2m profit, operating earnings fall 13%

NZME announces dividend - and a better start for 2024.

Foley Wines' rescue of Toast Martinborough festival 'for the community'

The financially-endangered festival attracts more than 7000 wine and food lovers.

UK banks prepare for deepfake fraud wave

Financial Times: Experts warn about 'financial fraud on steroids'.

Queenstown Airport passenger numbers up on pre-Covid, pays $5.3m dividend

Company benefits from strong demand for transtasman travel.

Top international comedian applies to liquidate NZ production company

The Stripe Studios entity is facing legal action from Netflix star.

Richard Prebble: This coalition Govt is promising revolutionary change, but...

The words are just gesture politics unless they are implemented.

Foley Wines comes to the rescue of embattled Toast Martinborough festival

The wine company is already well-established in the region.

Property Insider: Heartbreak from The Ridge apartment purchase

From apartment hell to apartment opening: The Ridge and The Greenhouse span the spectrum.

Who is buying Hotel DeBrett for $21m?

Redevelopment opportunities exist at the heritage building.

Credit outlook worsens for NZ councils

S&P Global says the ratings outlook for several local councils has worsened.

Higher power bills coming: Mercury increases prices, first-half profit falls

Mercury has warned of higher prices as it faces higher costs.

Max Whitehead: Employment law needs a shake-up

OPINION: A step in the right direction.

Exclusive: TVNZ's new CEO on job losses, challenges and John Campbell's columns

'What I’ve committed to our team is that I’ll be as open and honest as I can be.'

Kathmandu’s shares plunge on sour sales shock

Sales for the outdoor clothing brand are down 21 per cent.

Lower property sales hit Winton Land revenue, net profit

CEO cites 'challenging economic environment and property market'.