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Primary Sector
NZ businessman Graeme Clegg remains detained in Vietnam
He's been diagnosed with cancer in his colon.
Policy
NZ's space sector revenue grows over 50% in five years
Advanced aviation is also a growing sector, according to a new industry survey.
Retail
The Small Cap Wrap
Why this firm wants to be the waste king of the north
Plus, New Talisman's success spurns auditor, Esquires to India, and more.
Markets
Market close
NZ sharemarket rises with gentailers leading
Electricity gentailers pumped energy into the NZX.
Law & Regulation
James Wallace is 'low risk, but not no risk' of reoffending
Why James Wallace remains under strict release conditions.
Retail
Harvey Norman ‘deterrent’ clause not enforceable: lawyers
Retailer’s proprietor structure opts out of employee relationship.
Health
On The Up
The NZ company 'democratising hearing health'
Can hearing aids be made both affordable and desirable?
Law & Regulation
Court orders blockchain tech firm to pay investor $433k
EY entrepreneur of the year winner's firm must register plaintiff as shareholder.
Infrastructure
Leighs opts out of Scott Base build
The Antarctic contractor is focused on offices, healthcare and apartments.
Finance
No longer 'boutique' Generate is executing, CEO says
The fund manager is now the seventh-largest KiwiSaver provider.
Opinion
Technology
Peter Griffin: You won’t trust AI if you don’t understand it
The goal for AI should be to develop “critical use" because it has many flaws.
Investments
David Chaplin: Why folks worry about the end of Buffett country
If there were a Pope of capitalism, Buffett would be the only candidate.
Budget 2025
Cameron Bagrie: Why NZ’s defence budget isn’t adding up
Budget 2025 is about trade-offs.
Technology
Ben Goodale: Organic traffic is softening thanks to AI
AI still can’t replicate experience. And that’s where brands need to double down.
The Life
Review
‘How Things Are Made’: The Speed of Industry
Manufacturers face an overabundance of data.
Investigations
Business of Food
Food Safety ramps up school lunch oversight
Food safety boss meets with Compass Group fortnightly.
Business of Food
Woolworths' bulk-buys on land limited
OIO trims Woolworths pre-purchasing, but allows grocer to buy land to house some staff.
Business of Food
Business of Food
Grocery reform: Breaking up a Monopoly
Advice from a former minister as Government tries to increase supermarket competition.
Top Gainers
| Solutions Dynamics | $0.640 | 6.67% |
| Blackpearl | $0.710 | 5.97% |
| BTC ETF Units | $3.875 | 5.64% |
| CDL Investments | $0.820 | 5.13% |
| Savor | $0.230 | 4.55% |
Top Decliners
| Being AI Ltd | $0.169 | -6.11% |
| Foley Wines | $0.600 | -4.76% |
| PaySauce | $0.156 | -4.29% |
| Serko | $3.080 | -4.05% |
| Vulcan Steel | $7.800 | -2.26% |
Top Gainers
| New Zealand King Salmon Investments | $0.225 | 12.50% |
| Turners Automotive Group | $5.170 | 5.51% |
| NEUREN PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED | $13.260 | 3.59% |
| EROAD | $0.860 | 3.40% |
| Mercury | $5.650 | 3.19% |
Top Decliners
| Vista Group International | $3.360 | -5.04% |
| Harmoney Ordinary Shares | $0.655 | -2.99% |
| Heartland Group Holdings | $0.740 | -2.76% |
| Synlait | $0.690 | -2.57% |
| Gentrack Group | $11.320 | -2.37% |
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Primary Sector
Agriculture the winner in senior science advisory roles
The Science & Technology Advisory Council is weighted towards the dairy industry.
Investments
Markets
Neuren's 'embarrassment of opportunities'
The pharmaceutical firm is pushing for approval of multiple phase-three trials in 2026.
Opinion
Simon Robertson: The Money Game: Berkshire & Benjamins
Fund CIOs are the most important people when the rubber meets the road.
Property
FMA asks court to clarify who an 'eligible investor' is
The move follows widespread misuse of the exemption by property investment promoters.
World
‘Woodstock for Capitalists’ draws global admirers
MoneyHub's Chris Walsh is among this year's Berkshire Hathaway AGM attendees.
The Life
Cars
Review
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV VRX: global efficiency
You could be forgiven for thinking it would be an awful car, but it isn't.
Travel
The 35 definitive rules of train travel
Here are expert tips on how to do train travel right.
Books
Review
‘How Things Are Made’: The Speed of Industry
Manufacturers face an overabundance of data.
Good Food
Free
Review
The Grill revisited – now this is more like it
The Grill at SkyCity has made its way past its troubled rebirth.
Business Advice
Law & Regulation
Bronwyn Heenan: H&S reform back with a vengeance
With all these changes, let's watch this space and wait for the details.
Work
For Pete's sake, will you please shut up and let me work!
Tips for politely fending off chatty co-workers so you can do what you're paid for.
Finance
The invisible chair: Wayne Boyd
One of NZ's best, lowest-profile directors reflects on a career in governance.
Sponsored
Active beats passive in tough times
Agile investing responds faster to market shocks and shifts.
Sponsored
No water, no traffic lights?
Without action, vital services could fail after a cyber attack.
Markets
Market Close
Market close
NZ sharemarket rises with gentailers leading
Electricity gentailers pumped energy into the NZX.
Property
Infrastructure
Leighs opts out of Scott Base build
The Antarctic contractor is focused on offices, healthcare and apartments.
Law & Regulation
Primary Sector
NZ businessman Graeme Clegg remains detained in Vietnam
He's been diagnosed with cancer in his colon.
Energy
Markets
Methanex deal latest co-operative move for energy security
Sector facing regulatory threats and energy shortfall is banding together.
Primary Sector
Law & Regulation
NZ businessman Graeme Clegg remains detained in Vietnam
He's been diagnosed with cancer in his colon.
Sustainable Finance
News in Brief
AgriZeroNZ puts an extra $5m into US startup Hoofprint Biome
The startup company plans to trial its methane-reducing tech on NZ cattle in 2026.
Public sector
Energy
Govt gas users in the dark over continuing supply
Gas supplies for users, including schools and hospitals, are getting tighter.
Infrastructure
Property
Leighs opts out of Scott Base build
The Antarctic contractor is focused on offices, healthcare and apartments.