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Why the RNZ-TVNZ merger is dead
Politics ANALYSIS

Why the RNZ-TVNZ merger is dead

ANZPM has been on the brink since late last year as headlines turned negative.

Daniel Dunkley 09 Feb 2023
Who owns our GPs? You might be surprised
Health Free

Who owns our GPs? You might be surprised

As general practice owners struggle to stay afloat, local and overseas corporations increase their ownership.

Cécile Meier 08 Feb 2023
Earnings season countdown begins as RBA hikes 25 basis points
Markets

Earnings season countdown begins as RBA hikes 25 basis points

New Zealand's earnings season is just around the corner.

Ella Somers 07 Feb 2023
Zespri liquidates company it sued for $15m
Finance

Zespri liquidates company it sued for $15m

Smiling Face Limited was tipped into liquidation last year.

Riley Kennedy 06 Feb 2023
Business of Sport: women’s sport valuations are on fire but what does it mean for NZ?
Sport

Business of Sport: women’s sport valuations are on fire but what does it mean for NZ?

Trevor McKewen 03 Feb 2023
Detailed investment data now on BusinessDesk
Markets Free

Detailed investment data now on BusinessDesk

Andy Fyers 02 Feb 2023
NZ unemployment rate slightly higher in December
Economy

NZ unemployment rate slightly higher in December

Rebecca Howard 01 Feb 2023
Election 2023: Hipkins bounce for Labour in PollTracker
Politics charts

Election 2023: Hipkins bounce for Labour in PollTracker

Andy Fyers 31 Jan 2023
Hasbro backs down in Dungeons and Dragons drama
Media

Hasbro backs down in Dungeons and Dragons drama

Ben Moore 31 Jan 2023
The washup: The economic cost of Auckland’s floods
Economy

The washup: The economic cost of Auckland’s floods

Staff reporters 31 Jan 2023
MediaWorks layoffs highlight tough year ahead for sector
Media

MediaWorks layoffs highlight tough year ahead for sector

Daniel Dunkley 25 Jan 2023
Services activity slows while regions sour
Economy

Services activity slows while regions sour

Paul McBeth 24 Jan 2023
Briscoe’s battens down the hatches
Retail

Jenny Ruth: Briscoe’s battens down the hatches

Jenny Ruth 23 Jan 2023
A year on from lotto MIQ, numbers bounce back
Travel

A year on from lotto MIQ, numbers bounce back

Brent Melville 20 Jan 2023
PM Ardern resigns – not enough in tank for Oct 14 election
Politics Breaking

PM Ardern resigns – not enough in tank for Oct 14 election

Staff reporters 19 Jan 2023
Tax the latest foil to Foundation Life’s exit
Finance

Tax the latest foil to Foundation Life’s exit

Paul McBeth 18 Jan 2023
Karaka yearling sale is back – properly
Finance

Karaka yearling sale is back – properly

Riley Kennedy 17 Jan 2023
Trade Window needs capital – fast
Markets

Trade Window needs capital – fast

Pattrick Smellie 16 Jan 2023
Vac Group's NZ companies owed more than $33m to creditors, liquidators say
Finance

Vac Group's NZ companies owed more than $33m to creditors, liquidators say

Riley Kennedy 13 Jan 2023
Staff shortages dictate Air NZ’s China plans
Transport

Staff shortages dictate Air NZ’s China plans

Pattrick Smellie 12 Jan 2023
Niwa to plumb the depths of Antarctica's Ross Sea
Environment

Niwa to plumb the depths of Antarctica's Ross Sea

Greg Hurrell 11 Jan 2023
TVNZ files trademark opposition against Vodafone NZ
Law & Regulation

TVNZ files trademark opposition against Vodafone NZ

Ben Moore 10 Jan 2023
Rabobank gets $3m statutory demand made against it dismissed
Finance

Rabobank gets $3m statutory demand made against it dismissed

Riley Kennedy 09 Jan 2023
Finance ministers: no need for crown to own 100% of Air NZ
Finance

Finance ministers: no need for crown to own 100% of Air NZ

Riley Kennedy 06 Jan 2023
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