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Kalmar is due to be finished in Parnell by 2023.
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NZ risks being left behind the rest of the world.
Big jump in staff at SOE KiwiRail earning $100,000-plus
KiwiRail has received more than $8 billion taxpayer commitment since 2017.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa's outgoing chief executive Chris Roberts on what's next for the industry
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Millions of tons of emissions expected to be cut with new biofuels mandate.
Staying power: Singapore Airlines plans to get off the blocks fast when NZ opens up
New NZ boss says it wants to lure passengers back with good prices and its network reach
Singapore Airlines' new take on runway fashion - recycled plane parts
Aircraft seats, windows, life vests, bed sheets, blankets all getting new lease of life.
Confessions of a property guru: Making millions and losing some
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Market close: Property stocks lead NZX higher
New listings Vulcan Steel and Trade Window also gained.
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Market close: Brokers' picks feature as investors return in good cheer
Michael Hill sparkles after reporting strong sales growth
Resort firms expect more struggles
Many businesses in Queenstown have already given up on summer.
Andrew Barnes: How to fix the damage being caused by social media
The fight to improve social media is personal for Andrew Barnes.
Brokers' Picks: The hot stocks to watch in 2022
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Mega deals: Kiwi investors reap rewards in 2021
Many of the bigger deals were struck amid the uncertainty of Covid-19.
Summer questions: ASB CEO says NZ needs a plan beyond Covid
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Antonia Watson: Will 2022 be the year of the 'next normal'?
There's a desire to try to get back to the way things were pre-Covid.
IPO hits and misses: The good, the bad and the ugly
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Kiwibank apologises after system crashed on Christmas Eve - shoppers left panicked
"I went to swipe my card and it came up with 'card not honoured'..."
Kiwi Xmas: Air NZ expects 30,000 people today
New Zealanders have eagerly taken to the skies and roads this Christmas eve.
Beware of the buy now pay later debt trap
Shoppers are being urged not to fall into the debt trap this holiday season.
Shops and fruit sellers smashed in festive spend up
The Christmas Eve rush has brought some cheer for retail businesses in Hawke's Bay.
Selfridges sold to Thai and Austrian buyers for about $7.86 billion
The price tag is understood to be slightly less than the sum sought by the Weston family.
Summer questions: Kiwibank CEO Steve Jurkovich on the next phase of recovery
Kiwibank chief executive Steve Jurkovich says banks need to take a medium-term view.
Retailers hope post-Christmas shoppers make up for slow start
Customers are still nervous about going to the shops with Covid in the community.
'Year of the surcharge': More costs coming for NZ shippers next year?
Inflation the wild card that perversely could bring relief.
Centuria buys 38 aged care facilities in NZ
The Australian property manager paid $291 million.
Young Bay stock trader shuns dairy - now he's counting sheep
A young Hawke's Bay farmer is on a successful path with stock breeding and sales.
Air NZ airlift: 31,000 flying today
About 600,000 domestic passengers flying up to the end of January - half from Auckland.
Bluebridge ferry owner sold to US investment bank
The buyer has reportedly paid over $500 million.
Christmas retail spending up but a warning some businesses are still suffering
A Wellington bookstore has been so busy it has lines out the door.