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Air NZ gets further $180m taxpayer support from cargo scheme
The extra support comes as the deadline for a $1b-plus capital raise draws near.
Takapuna land sale defended, leaders angry at critics of $400m scheme
Board was equally divided so chair used his casting vote to carry the deal.
Red light fright: Guest nights tumble as Omicron rocks domestic travel
Summer became a wipeout for accommodation providers as travellers stayed home.
Liam Dann: Tougher economic year ahead? How dark will it get?
Are we emerging from the grip of Covid straight into a full-blown economic meltdown?
Energy independence within New Zealand's grasp - Genesis CEO
NZers are less optimistic about reaching the goal of being carbon neutral by 2050.
Mike Munro: Put out the welcome mat - the tourists are on the way
The tourists are coming back - but don't expect a quick rebound to pre-Covid levels.
Fears Inland Revenue laxity has primed 'tsunami' of business failures
IRD denies going soft as data reveals taxman drove 80% decline in court liquidations.
Travel takeoff: Singapore eases restrictions, Tahiti flights back, Fiji relaxes rules
Opportunities for overseas travel are opening up fast.
Z Energy shareholders vote in favour of selling company to Ampol
The scheme of arrangement was passed by the required majority of shareholders.
Complaint about $75m Queenstown campground sale rejected
Construction of new development to be phased in seven stages, taking more than a decade.
Northport readies to lift container ship business
Northport responds to supply chain pressure and shipping company requests.
Queues form for Costco membership, months before opening
The wait for some today was up to 90 minutes.
Opinion: US trade reveals a path to tackling NZ's productivity challenge
Jordan Small says our decades-old productivity challenge continues to hold all of us back.
Hallensteins profit falls, cuts dividend to 18cps
Hallensteins said it would cut its dividend in line with a weaker first-half profit.
NZME close to ground-breaking deal with Google, issues new earnings guidance
Media company signs letter of intent with tech giant.
Stock Takes: What's going on at F&P Healthcare and My Food Bag?
There's a warning within the shape of the line.
Tourism minister on cruise ships: 'I'd love to see them back'
Industry has worked 'incredibly hard' to change the perception of travellers, says Nash.
Jobs strength points to even lower unemployment - survey
No shortage of jobs but wages are struggling to keep up, employment survey finds.
Spark recruits its latest executive from the UK
Telco stands out in the otherwise diversity-challenged ICT industry.
Auckland denim store Route 66 closing after 32 years
Owner Todd Male said not renewing the store's lease had become the only option.
800 staff return to Air NZ as travel takes off again
Pilots and flight attendants make up most of the returnees.
NZ smartphone market grows as 1 in 5 Kiwis buys an 'ultra-premium' model
Why Jarden says there's choppy water ahead.
50% return? Flat Bush developers target wholesale investors
Offer comes amid FMA scrutiny of wholesale investment schemes
Grant Robertson opens $329m Mansons TCLM building
"...so much money to give away. We just can't give [it] away quick enough." - Manson.
What Air NZ's big leap into the Big Apple means for the airline and passengers
A "symbolic and momentous day" as airline climbs out of Covid crisis.
'Omicron headwind': The Warehouse takes Covid-forced $5m earnings drop in stride
Chief executive Nick Grayston says Covid costs have totalled more than $15m in first-half.
Inflation likely to add $150 a week to living costs - ASB
New reports from ASB and ANZ economists point to much tougher year ahead for economy.
Kathmandu slumps to net loss as store closures take a toll
Less government support and rent assistance also impacted the retailer.
F&P Healthcare share price drops after revenue guidance
The previous year's revenue came to $1.97b.
Second time lucky: Air NZ flying direct to New York later this year
Airline had hoped to launch the service in October 2020 but Covid got in the way.
Singapore whirl: One of world's top airlines rehiring, increasing services to NZ
The airline is thrilled and looking forward to some "meaningful" passenger loads.
Unintended consequences? Public ownership register 'errs on side of transparency'
Minister defends over-riding official advice in pushing for publicly searchable register.
How Google makes its astonishing fortune
ANALYSIS: Its control over information gives internet giant its dominance.