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Former National Party candidate faces fraud case

Jake Bezzant and his NZ business partners are being sued by a US investor.

'Growing fast': Green light for project set to unlock 3000 homes, supermarket

The project aims to unlock land for up to 3000 homes and a new supermarket in Whangārei.

Costco partners with DoorDash for home delivery, no membership needed

Both existing Costco members and non-members will be able to order via DoorDash.

Opinion: What Trump's tariff shock means for investors globally

The S&P 500 fell 10.5% over two days after Trump's tariff announcement.

US tariffs rise as China retaliates with 125% tax on goods

Xi said China is 'not afraid' and urged the EU to resist the US practices.

Cecilia Robinson: Meta’s worst-kept secret, and the Kiwi who exposed it

OPINION: Meta executives don't let their own teens use their platforms.

Ex-Files: Do I have to send my children back to Australia?

OPINION: My kids and I are settled here but my ex wants them to return to Melbourne.

Revealed: The news media outlets that Kiwis trust the most

Improvements for each outlet but the media industry still has a job to rebuild trust.

Trump exempts smartphones, laptops, chips in China tariff backdown

Good news for iPhone maker Apple and others who make tech products in China for the US.

'Transformational' joint venture to unlock Superhub's full potential

Tainui Group Holding's Ruakura Superhub receives major international investment.

'Roller coaster ride': NZ shares dip amid global market turmoil

Ebos Group fell 6.38% to $36.10 after a $217m institutional placement.

Hospice boss Christine Rankin stunned at trusted manager's $62k theft from charity shops

Mark Wisniewski admitted to taking $62,600 from till cash over six years.

Wool in govt builds: Other sectors seek similar support

"Highly disappointed that this procurement policy hasn’t been extended to wood products."

Douglas Pharmaceuticals installs AI-driven robots, faces up to tariff threat

Four times faster than the humans.

‘We've literally found no one': The no-experience job a firm can't fill

'We probably spent $25,000 just on Seek ads alone,' says HireStaff director.

Former financial adviser charged over home loan

FMA alleges Prem Gounder used a false document in support of the loan.

Douglas Pharmaceuticals installs AI robots, faces up to tariff threat

West Auckland-based Douglas Pharmaceuticals has installed 13 AI-controlled robots. MD Jeff Douglas on whether they're a threat to the firm's 700 human staff.

Treasury keen on crisis time OCR cuts, not spending and money printing

The agency still can't pinpoint the benefits of the Covid-era $55 billion LSAP programme.