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Web outages: InternetNZ apologises for ‘change of house keys’ gone haywire
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India files criminal complaint against Rolls-Royce and BAE
Financial Times: Groups accused over historic deals to supply country with fighter jets.
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New York Times: Fox’s handling of the defamation suit left many unanswered questions.
RBNZ 'comfortable' with where mortgage rates are at
The deputy Reserve Bank governor foresees a period of interest rate stability.
Auckland fast-food outlets insolvent after pandemic 'killed' business, owe $300k to IRD
The Commercial Bay and Westfield Albany outlets went into liquidation last month.
What we get wrong about ageing and work
Financial Times: No consistent evidence that older workers are any less productive.
Hard to Find Books will survive 'but it won’t be easy'
Warwick Jordan says Kiwis should continue to experience the magic of second-hand books.
White House reaches deal with Republicans to avert US debt default
Financial Times: Compromise legislation still needs to pass both chambers of Congress.
Recession busters: Tourism industry helping dig NZ out of a hole
Sector boss identifies wins and losses with the Government.
The stark ‘de-risking’ choice facing economies
Financial Times: Nations must strengthen multilateralism to avoid economic decoupling.
Locals oppose boatshed, ramp scheme for $22m Herne Bay home
'Massive thing will dominate the wee public bay, its foreshore and the Herne Bay coast.'
Bank of Dave: A capitalist who hates how big banks do business
If you'd like to set up your own bank, Dave is keen to tell you a thing or two.
Choppers face the chop at Auckland Airport
The airport company says there are just two helicopter flights a day on average.
Post-Covid reality check? F&P Healthcare profit drops 34pc
F&P Healthcare's earnings have fallen to more normal levels after a big Covid-surge.
Out of the rubble: The secret of the tourism rebuild in Christchurch
"We were unlucky but lucky, we had a blank canvas" - how the city is rebuilding.
Consumer confidence falls flat, Kiwis slightly more hopeful
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Index in May showed Kiwis expect inflation to ease.
Who’s in the running to handle possible Auckland Airport share sale?
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Westpac glitch hits some automatic payments, direct debits
Westpac glitch affects some payments as bank says 'urgent' solution sought.
Bryce Wilkinson: Government profligacy is unkind
Opinion: Politicians dispense extravagant handouts because voters reward such foolishness.
Solar power investment to exceed oil for first time, says IEA chief
Financial Times: Clean energy spending forecast to hit $2.8 trillion this year.
Will the climate crisis ground the private jet set?
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Finance winners: Air NZ $1.2b deal, Fisher & Paykel boss, Milford again
The environment is the real market winner in latest INFINZ awards.
Electronic bank transactions to start going through on weekends and holidays
Major upgrade to payments systems takes effect.
Picking winners: The tourism companies tipped to bounce back from $9b wipeout
The climb out of the pandemic will be harder for some companies.
Mortgage pain: Second major bank lifts home loan rates after OCR hike
Westpac has made changes to its fixed and floating mortgage rates.
The new gold boom: how long can it last?
Financial Times: Gold-stashing clients have a growing 'alertness to the new world order'.
Adrian Orr appears before MPs: ‘It will feel painful for people’
No pain, no gain: MPs get a chance to grill Reserve Bank boss over rates hike.
Suite life: Return of Singapore Airlines' superjumbo brings back ultra-luxury
Flights to Christchurch are being boosted with hope more capacity will keep airfares down.
Retail sales down, signs of 'stark' year for Kiwi households
Some sectors sacrificed as surging cost of living forces tough choices.
Napier Port expects cyclone recovery by end of year
Napier Port's first half profit, and its dividend, have dropped - with Gabrielle blamed.