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Infrastructure
NZ lags behind Australia on freight strategy
Sector group calls for a ‘freight council’ and better data collection.
Markets
Sorensen gets share freeze over Sam Watson’s ASX-listed entity
Sam Watson founded Bioxyne, an ASX-listed alternative health company.
Opinion
David Chaplin: KiwiSaver caught in super cross-Tasman currents
KiwiSaver is a bottom-of-the-drawer issue for many emigrants.
Primary Sector
Zespri prepared to put up a fight over lookalike variety
It believes a locally bred variety is similar to its SunGold fruit.
Politics
Reti: NZ was starting from ‘zero’ on AI strategy
Shane Reti has defended the Govt AI strategy amidst criticism there's not much in it.
Primary Sector
Gene sequencing technology on track for routine agriculture use
Lincoln University scientists say gene sequencing could slash pesticide use.
World
Opinion
Trump may end up sorry he tried to control the Fed
Presidents struggled with monetary policy even before the Fed’s formal independence.
Investigations
Exclusive
From prime to offal: Cheap cuts in school lunches
Supplier switches to offal blend, raising cost and transparency questions.
Opinion
Cameron Bagrie: NZ’s economy will rebound ... in time
The brass tacks for an economic upswing remain in place.
Opinion
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Opinion
David Chaplin: KiwiSaver caught in super cross-Tasman currents
KiwiSaver is a bottom-of-the-drawer issue for many emigrants.
Opinion
Cameron Bagrie: NZ’s economy will rebound ... in time
The brass tacks for an economic upswing remain in place.
Opinion
Maria Slade: Make civics education great again
Assuming someone else will do it doesn’t get you very far as a society.
Opinion
Simon Robertson: Chicken Little, the sky isn’t falling!
Be more like Foxy Loxy, less like Goosey Loosey.
The Wall Street Journal
EU unity tested as bloc nears US trade deal
Terms of potential agreement could benefit some countries more than others.
Investigations
Investigations
Exclusive
From prime to offal: Cheap cuts in school lunches
Supplier switches to offal blend, raising cost and transparency questions.
Investigations
China laps up NZ protein for booming pet economy – at a cost
First infant formula; now feeding China’s fur babies, but investors need deep pockets.
Investigations
Exclusive
Spin, then bin: Ministry, Compass scrub school lunch ‘greenwashing’ claims
MoE, Compass confirm school lunch trays weren’t recycled despite public claims.
Investigations
Lunch firm flagged for billing and safety issues
MoE warned of overcharging and safety lapses before awarding lunch contract.
Investigations
Food scrap U-turn chills waste sector investment
The Government’s backtrack on the food waste mandate undermines investor confidence.
Investigations
Blue Highway
The future of coastal shipping in New Zealand
It's greener and usually cheaper, so why isn't domestic coastal shipping thriving?
Top Gainers
| Santana Minerals | $0.670 | 3.88% |
| T & G Global | $1.990 | 3.11% |
| Heartland Group Holdings | $0.820 | 2.50% |
| New Zealand King Salmon Investments | $0.220 | 2.33% |
| Pacific Edge | $0.109 | 1.87% |
Top Decliners
| My Food Bag | $0.205 | -4.65% |
| Private Land and Property Fund | $1.295 | -3.21% |
| Enprise Group | $0.620 | -3.13% |
| EROAD | $1.300 | -2.99% |
| Sky Network Television | $2.950 | -2.64% |
Top Gainers
| ikeGPS Group | $0.940 | 9.41% |
| New Zealand King Salmon Investments | $0.215 | 4.88% |
| Vulcan Steel | $3.600 | 3.45% |
| Kathmandu Holdings | $0.240 | 2.13% |
| BATHURST RESOURCES LIMITED. | $0.810 | 1.89% |
Top Decliners
| Briscoe Group | $5.500 | -8.93% |
| Synlait | $0.610 | -6.90% |
| NZME | $1.050 | -3.47% |
| SkyCity Entertainment Group | $0.950 | -3.24% |
| Tower | $1.450 | -3.11% |
Finance
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Finance
Aussie fintech InDebted buys NZ firm Debtworks
Debtworks’ 44 staff will be absorbed into InDebted and clients will be carried over.
Finance
Auckland Future Fund to announce global manager
Goodbye term deposits, hello diversified global equities.
Finance
Critic says Govt 'missing the point' on AML
Critic says problems with AML/CFT come down to how rules have been interpreted.
Finance
TVNZ targets one million digital viewers logged in by 2030
The latest performance forecast unfolds the broadcaster’s online ambitions.
Technology
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Technology
Eden Bradfield: What is next for beleaguered telco Spark?
When boards starting talking like this, it's time to run.
Investments
Investments
David Chaplin: KiwiSaver caught in super cross-Tasman currents
KiwiSaver is a bottom-of-the-drawer issue for many emigrants.
Investments
Google AdWords boosts risky investment results
Searches for retail offers throw up unregulated wholesale results, the FMA says.
Investments
How US investment firm rescued Aussie's second-largest airline
The Virgin Australia IPO was the country's most anticipated of recent years.
Investments
Simon Robertson: Your mid-year investment health check
What should you really be looking for from your fundie?
The Life
The Life
None more black? Range Rover blacks out the Sport SV
'How much more black could this be? The answer is none. None more black.'
The Life
Review: Brick Bay's Glass House restaurant is a feast for the senses
A sculpture trail flanking a bush boardwalk is a bonus attraction for diners.
The Life
My Net Worth: George Adams, professional director
A Coca-Cola leadership role lured the Northern Irishman to NZ.
The Life
Pentagon pizza index: slice of the action or cheesy story?
US armed forces supremo among social media site's 200,000-plus followers.
Business Advice
Business Advice
Rachael Judge: Can you be an influencer and keep your day job?
The more public your role, the more likely it is to reflect on your employer.
Business Advice
Former Telecom chair Wayne Boyd honoured
Honours recognition for a lifetime of low-key, high-quality leadership.
Business Advice
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On The Up
The NZ company 'democratising hearing health'
Can hearing aids be made both affordable and desirable?
Sponsored
‘Make Today the Day’: Why on-the-job training is the key to NZ’s service recovery
Covid gutted New Zealand’s service workforce. Training is the fix – and the future.
Sponsored
Wired for change: How bespoke leadership is fuelling the energy transition
New Zealand’s homes, businesses and lives are increasingly being powered by electricity.
Sponsored
Tough conversations ahead as cost of living drives employee requests for pay rises
Rising living costs put pressure on both workers and employers.
Property
Property
Home designs to help the housing crisis
Certified Builders and Branz have both come up with free house designs.
Law & Regulation
Law & Regulation
Foodstuffs, Gilmours accused of cartel conduct
Grocery giants Foodstuffs North Island and Gilmours are being accused of cartel conduct as the Commerce Commission flags it intends to take the companies to court.Both companies allegedly blocked a supplier from having a direct trading relationship with a customer, instead persua...
Energy
Energy
Marsden Point biorefinery investment decision edges closer
Final investment decisions pushed back to 2026 because of complexity.
Primary Sector
Primary Sector
Zespri prepared to put up a fight over lookalike variety
It believes a locally bred variety is similar to its SunGold fruit.
Sustainable Finance
Sustainable Finance
Insurers falling behind banks on climate disclosure
Insurers don't have the same access to data available to the banking industry.
Media
Media
Mercury seeks buyer for Are Media
Mercury bought the Bauer Media assets early in the covid pandemic.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
NZ lags behind Australia on freight strategy
Sector group calls for a ‘freight council’ and better data collection.