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Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

Business

Monday 7:02pm

4:31

The business outlook seems to be improving, Amova Asset Management's head of equities said. (File photo).

More than 20 companies yet to report results as season nears end

The last week of the corporate reporting season is underway with more than 20 companies yet to report their results to the December 31 balance date.

Business

Monday 12:30pm

Incoming Reserve Bank Governor Dr Anna Breman.

Reserve Bank governor warns businesses against passing on higher costs

Anna Breman said inflation expectations have been rising among economic forecasters and businesses - something she is not happy about.

Business

Sun, Feb 22

Composite image by Vania Chandrawidjaja (Getty/1News)

NZ warns of 'considerable uncertainty' after US tariff ruling

Trade Minister Todd McClay says any reduction is positive, but shifting US policy means uncertainty was far from over.

Business

Sat, Feb 21

2:31

Your KiwiSaver fund is quietly supporting a range of businesses.

Higher KiwiSaver contributions may mean lower pay rises

Kelly Eckhold, chief economist at Westpac, said it was likely that all else being equal, pay rises this year would be lower.

Business

Fri, Feb 20

Govt pledges to buy an extra $200m shares to retain its 51% stake in the energy company.

Why the Government is buying $200 million of Genesis Energy shares

Chief executive Malcolm Johns said the capital injection would speed up investment in renewable generation.

Business

Monday 7:02pm

4:31

The business outlook seems to be improving, Amova Asset Management's head of equities said. (File photo).

More than 20 companies yet to report results as season nears end

The last week of the corporate reporting season is underway with more than 20 companies yet to report their results to the December 31 balance date.

Business

Monday 12:30pm

Incoming Reserve Bank Governor Dr Anna Breman.

Reserve Bank governor warns businesses against passing on higher costs

Anna Breman said inflation expectations have been rising among economic forecasters and businesses - something she is not happy about.

Business

Sun, Feb 22

Composite image by Vania Chandrawidjaja (Getty/1News)

NZ warns of 'considerable uncertainty' after US tariff ruling

Trade Minister Todd McClay says any reduction is positive, but shifting US policy means uncertainty was far from over.

Business

Sat, Feb 21

2:31

Your KiwiSaver fund is quietly supporting a range of businesses.

Higher KiwiSaver contributions may mean lower pay rises

Kelly Eckhold, chief economist at Westpac, said it was likely that all else being equal, pay rises this year would be lower.

Business

Fri, Feb 20

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Ministerial Advisory Group chairperson Sunny Kaushal.

Kaushal defends near $1m contractor bill as retail crime group winds down

Labour is questioning the value of the spending, while Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the contractors helped accelerate policy work before the group’s early closure.

Business

Thu, Feb 19

Thirty-five chambers of commerce have banded together to urge the Government to drop the proposed ban.

Paywave surcharge ban promises by Govt 'going nowhere'

The Government said it would axe surcharges by May to "put money back into Kiwi's pockets" but an .

Business

Thu, Feb 19

Lucky streak: Masterton man's underwear run after $5m Lotto win

Lucky streak: Masterton man's underwear run after $5m Lotto win

Three tickets split Saturday's $15 million powerball jackpot, each pocketing $5.08 million.

Business

Thu, Feb 19

Vicky Shen says she will have to reduce staff hours to stay afloat after a nearly 70 percent drop in her business.

Sales plummet for business near Moa Point sewage spill

"We would be completely full right now and we've got, maybe, a quarter of the amount of tables we'd normally have."

Business

Thu, Feb 19

If your neighbour's property looks like a mess, that could make it harder to get a premium price for your property.

Messy neighbours, planes overhead: What drops the value of your house?

If your neighbour's property looks like a mess, that could make it harder to get a premium price for your property.

Business

Thu, Feb 19

BNZ has followed other major banks in lowering some of its variable mortgage rates following yesterday's major OCR cut.

OCR kept on hold: What the Reserve Bank announcement means for you

Follow 1News' live updates as the Reserve Bank announces its decision on the official cash rate (OCR).

Business

Wed, Feb 18

The company made repeated unsolicited sales to an elderly woman suffering from dementia, the Commerce Commission said.

'Disturbing': Firm fined $60k for repeatedly targeting woman with dementia

The company engaged in repeated sales to an elderly woman suffering from dementia, the Commerce Commission said.

Business

Wed, Feb 18

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrive on Air Force One, at Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Trump family business files trademark on airports using President's name

The filings come amid debate in Florida over a state bill to name the Palm Beach airport after Trump.

Business

Wed, Feb 18

What day and month are the best for booking flight bargains?

What day and month are the best for booking flight bargains?

Expedia’s 2026 Air Hacks reveals the best times for affordable flying – and some flying pet peeves reported by Kiwis.

Business

Wed, Feb 18

Casually dressed workers in a busy open plan office stock photo

Why your brain has to work harder in an open-plan office

We all know poorly designed chairs cause physical strain, but here’s why poorly designed workplaces can be so mentally draining.

Life

Wed, Feb 18

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Sous chef Frank Bonilla cooks House Famous Kung Pao Firecracker chicken at China Live in San Francisco, Thursday, January 8, 2026.

US Chinese restaurants question why they can't get chef's table treatment

In an industry where diners rarely question high prices of French haute cuisine or Japanese omakase, Chinese restaurateurs often contend with resistance in getting customers to pay fine-dining tabs.

Business

Tue, Feb 17

The price of sirloin and porterhouse steak were up 22.9% from last year at $45.48 per kg. File photo.

Steak, takeaway coffee, chocolate help drive annual food price increase

Food prices have risen 4.6% annually, according to StatsNZ.

Business

Tue, Feb 17

The Cookie Bear is making his return to Griffins biscuit packets.

'On his way': Cookie Bear returns to Griffins biscuit packs after outcry

After being removed last year in an effort to make packaging clearer, Griffins said New Zealanders had "made themselves heard" on the matter.

Business

Tue, Feb 17

Housing market's 'tale of two islands'

Housing market's 'tale of two islands'

The fortunes of sellers and house hunters in the South Island are rapidly diverging from their northern counterparts.

Business

Tue, Feb 17

Logan Paul poses for a photo at the Tempo by Hilton Times Square

Logan Paul’s Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card sells for record $27.3m

The card was designed by Atsuko Nishida for a 1998 contest. Only a few dozen are believed to exist, and Paul's card is believed to be the only one with a quality rating of 10.

Business

Tue, Feb 17

Stock market file image.

Hopes six-monthly reporting season will show economic turnaround

There are high hopes that earnings will start to reflect the turnaround in the economy.

Business

Mon, Feb 16

A file image of a solar farm

Green Building Council calls for solar over Government's LNG plan

Andrew Eagles said he didn’t accept the contention that liquefied natural gas would smooth out the highs in electricity prices.

Business

Sun, Feb 15

Supermarkets say they are always releasing new ranges of own brand goods.

Kiwi shoppers turning to supermarket own brands as cost pressures persist

Foodstuffs and Woolworths New Zealand say many Kiwi shoppers are choosing home-brand supermarket products to cut grocery costs.

Business

Sat, Feb 14

Crayfish. File Photo.

Fishing charter company fined $60k for illegally serving crayfish

Between January and October 2023, Fiordland Cruises took crayfish valued at up to $244,500 and served them to paying guests onboard for lunch.

Business

Thu, Feb 12

NZ Post general manager Sarah Sandoval and John Maynard from the Postal Workers Union discuss the move that some are "not happy about".

What's happening to NZ Post services in New Zealand?

Is this the end for snail mail? Here's what you need to know about how our postal service is changing.

Business

Thu, Feb 12

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