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International travel has returned to levels not seen since the trans-Tasman travel bubble, new data from Statistics NZ shows.The figures, which were released on Thursday, also show a small increase in

“They add flavour and panache to a city.”Molloy said he had been counting Auckland Transport “ghost buses” over the Easter weekend and showed deep scepticism about investing in

New Zealand’s borders will fully reopen to arrivals from both air and sea from Aug 1, the prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, has announced.The decision brings forward by two months the previous com

 On longer-term gauges, the Juno and Fisher growth funds have respectable records: Fisher is the third-best performer over five years, and Juno, which only launched in 2018, is third-ranked for t

Also unsurprisingly, the amount of that data being used for video has rocketed, with Vodafone estimating that it accounts for around 80% of the traffic on its network.However, Mooney linked this to th

That says to me lenders are doing a good job."Westpac's latest result, a 5% decline in first-half net profit to $497 million, but a 16% rise in core earnings, included a $10m writeback of pre

Government plans for climate emissions reductions will still likely leave the country buying 100 million tonnes or more of carbon credits on international markets to meet its global commitments on emi

Westpac New Zealand's first-half results are a bit of a mixed bag with net profit falling 5% but core earnings up 16%.The result was boosted by a $126 million profit on the sale of Westpac Life bu

As it tails off, we will then have more options as to how we place that additional juice.”What the future will bringThis will then raise another dilemma that all generators are currently facing

"It's really pleasing to see … It helps build resilience into NZ."BNZ's lending on agriculture fell slightly to $14.6b at March 31 from $14.7b a year earlier but its dairy boo

ANZ Bank New Zealand lifted first-half net profit 18%, reflecting ongoing growth in housing loans.The bank's net profit for the six months ended March 31 rose to $1.1 billion from $930 million in

“No immediate plans” means there will be plans, but not for a whileParker used both in interviews about his tax speech, which combined an unusually full exploration of tax principles with