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Trump family’s cash registers ring as financial meltdown plays out

New York Times: The economic turbulence seemed far away for the Trump family.

School lunch provider gobbles up rich Govt contracts

Compass Group has contracts with the public sector worth more than $210 million this year.

Are carrots threatened by climate change?

Researchers say even a small temperature rise can significantly impact seed production.

BA-Qatar airline alliance gets extension from NZ Government

Three airlines in new deal as big changes roll out for civil aviation rules.

Canterbury farmers ask MPs to cut red tape

Minister Nicola Grigg acknowledged that farmers were 'burdened' by paperwork.

$2.4b wiped off value of NZ stocks in reaction to US tariffs

The NZ market is down more than 3% and the Australian market has plunged 6.3%.

Media industry shake-up: Radio and outdoor firm MediaWorks sold to majority owner

The acquisition is one of several major moves in the NZ media landscape.

‘Fully back in the saddle’: How this city’s events sector is thriving

There's something in the air for Rotorua venues and suppliers – renewed confidence.

Hazelnut growers call for more research to crack open opportunities

New Zealand produces only 10-15% of the hazelnuts it consumes annually.

Diana Clement: How to get started on investing if you’re a young adult

OPINION: Young people should start with KiwiSaver before riskier investments.

Liam Dann: NZ must hold its nerve amid the tariff turmoil

OPINION: Our economy faces yet another challenge to fragile recovery hopes.

‘A zero tariff situation’: Musk calls for Europe-US free-trade zone after Trump tariffs

'That has certainly been my advice to the President,' says the billionaire.

‘All careers end in failure’: Finance guru on how to retire comfortably

Financial expert Martin Hawes on three big mistakes people make planning for retirement.

Contractor left carrying can in Auckland Zoo loo design debate

Construction of accessible bathroom at Auckland Zoo triggers year-long standoff.

What Trump’s tariffs mean for mortgage interest rates

The new US tariffs have shaken international markets, causing a global share plunge.

Steven Joyce: Supermarkets should front-foot a break-up before legislators arrive

OPINION: The big challenge is a third player having enough scale to compete effectively.

‘Intimidated, threatened’: Rogue arborists cause alarm

Police advise residents being targeted to 'close the door and not engage with the person'.

Fran O’Sullivan: Time for NZ to take charge in trade leadership

OPINION: It would be absurd to stand by while Trump decimates the global trading system.