Michael Hill International

That’s seen just $2.2b returned to Māori over the past 25 years, with some major settlements still outstanding, most notably Ngāpuhi, which has seen the government set up an investment fund to

The government has introduced draft legislation to create sector-wide minimum employment standards, with a bill expected to pass later this year.Workplace relations minister Michael Wood announced on

That’s a gloomier outlook than in the initial outbreak of covid-19, but not quite as gloomy as the depths of the global financial crisis, when NZ’s economy was in its deepest recession sin

Turnover was $213 million.The US Federal Reserve lifted cash rates for the first time since 2018, boosting them just 25-basis points overnight, as widely expected by the market.The central bank govern

Another $250 million of support for the aviation sector has been well received as the country gradually reopens its borders and passenger numbers increase. The funds are an extension of the Maint

Unvaccinated arrivals will still need to spend time in managed isolation.Today’s announcements on the first removals of self-isolation requirements followed the advice that was sought last Wedne

Michael Hill International sailed through the delta lockdowns on both sides of the Tasman, eking out fatter margins and increased sales with a record Christmas period.The jewellery chain’s reven

If so, the hospital system will probably cope, ICU beds will be available, and the death toll will still be well below 500.Of course, it could be worse.But there is cause for cautious optimism because

Welcome to On the Money, our column about money and the people making it.Rob Fyfe flying high againFormer Air New Zealand CEO Rob Fyfe has a new interest in the NZX through Rua Bioscience, the medicin

A nationwide return to the ‘red’ traffic light setting is likely before the end of the month because of the rate of border failures involving the omicron variant, says one of the country&r

Turnover was $102 million.Ryman Healthcare led the index lower, falling 2.9% to $11.83It was followed by Serko – which has been under pressure lately ­– down 2.8% at $6.01 and Pushpay

Michael Hill International says sales were up 9.8% in the quarter ended Dec 26 despite considerable disruption to trading due to covid lockdowns.Covid restrictions resulted in it losing a combined tot