High rainfall helps Genesis upgrade earnings guidance by 10pc
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Air NZ complaint logjam: Wait of up to two months for email reply
Air NZ: 'At the moment our email response time is definitely not where we want it to be.'
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Supermarkets are absorbing some of the rising costs, says Foodstuffs managing director.
Liquidators sell Ovato assets to repay secured creditors
Too early to estimate the outcome for unsecured creditors still owed millions of dollars.
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Jetstar rejects claim of 'misleading' people over cancellations
Demand for watchdog to investigate, consumer group unhappy over reimbursement claims.
Pushpay insider trading case: Accused argues for anonymity
The case is the largest such proceeding in NZ history by the value of shares traded.
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Up to 500 people can be at the premises at any one time.
The 263 creditors claiming money from insolvent civil contractor DDL
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Economists warn of higher food prices from farm emissions scheme
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THL upgrades annual net profit forecast after strong Q1
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SFO drops five-year-long Fuji Xerox investigation
Pursuing charges not in the public interest, SFO says.
Hospitality leading the way as retail spending rises in September
Card data for September shows opening of borders and arrival of tourists boosted spending.
Big NZ building company's paid leave for gender transitioning workers
Company says up to ten days' paid leave could help staff who are changing gender.
Hotel sale sets NZ record: Singaporeans quit Auckland property
Vendor is Singapore's Stamford business which has told that country's stock exchange.
Air NZ sees sleeper market wake up for Kiwis heading to Japan
Route a good performer for airline before Covid and NZers now snapping up seats.
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Auckland Catholic rest home losing $100,000 a month due to critical staff shortage
A number of other rest homes and charity-based places have shut down lately too.
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Andrew Couch: The real deal with zero-fare public transport
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Editorial: What's fair about Air NZ fares?
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Air NZ network chief: We're not deliberately cranking up fares
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Fonterra moves to next stage of green electricity storage trial
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271 complaints in six months: What irks retirement village residents most
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