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Richard Prebble: Trump’s challenge to NZ’s independent foreign policy and what to do about it

OPINION: Phil Goff would not have been sacked under different US leadership.

NZ banking net profit rises to $7.22b amid economic challenges

Profits were in the middle to upper end when compared with other countries.

Market close: US turmoil sends NZ sharemarket lower

Wall St stocks plummeted as investors fretted tariffs could lead to a recession.

Charles Finny appointed new NZTE chair

Finny has more than 40 years of experience in the trade and export sector.

More than 500 jobs at risk after Govt-funded school lunch supplier tipped into liquidation

Libelle Group is contracted to deliver approximately 125,000 meals daily.

The banking app where you can get below-advertised mortgage rates

Dosh says it hopes to drive competition in the banking sector.

How Orr’s departure from the RBNZ could benefit banks and lift the OCR

BNZ economist Stephen Toplis issues a warning.

Navigating KiwiSaver investments amid market volatility

Growth funds are volatile but offer higher long-term returns than conservative ones.

School lunch programme ‘not at risk’ after provider liquidated, Seymour positive about its future

Libelle Group is contracted to deliver approximately 125,000 meals daily.

Opinion: Dilworth School abuse - wind up this charity and make it a Charter School

OPINION: Dilworth successfully managed its reputation for decades by suppressing evidence.

Property Insider: $7 billion Asia-Pacific fund hunts in NZ

Data centres, warehouses, offices, properties under mortgagee sale: asset classes named.

Kitea Health nears finish line for $10m raise, reports key wins

PLUS: Co-founder reveals end game.

Market close: Dairy helps drive NZ stocks higher

NZ stocks close almost one percent higher after a late buying surge.

PM Christopher Luxon maintains hopes of free trade deal with India

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is sticking by his commitment to secure a free trade deal with India. Video

Why Fonterra’s latest outlook means big gains for dairy farmers

Fonterra raised its 2025 earnings guidance to 55-75 cents per share.

Fast-tracking granted for 4000-home Sunfield plans at Ardmore

'Construction prices are still to adjust to the current property cycle and remain high.'

When is it time to stop financially supporting your children?

Lynda Moore emphasises discussing finances as living costs rise and NZ's population ages.

‘A country we can no longer trust’: New Canadian PM blasts Trump

'Dark days brought on by a country we can longer trust,' next Canadian PM says.