The Ātihau-Whanganui Incorporation farming operation has more than 9000 shareholders and 42,000 hectares of ancestral land under management from Ohakune to Whanganui.
Te Ao Māori
3:37pm
New forecasts from the Treasury reveal a surplus is now not expected until 2030 – when the books will be in the black by $2.3 billion.
Business
1:10pm
The tax department made applications to wind up more than 120 business in November alone.
9:53am
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The owner of the music and arts festival said ticket sales for next-year's edition had been "lower than hoped".
8:41am
Nicola Willis' performance as Finance Minister is under scrutiny as expectations grow for an economic recovery.
6:00am
New research finds how customers feel about being asked to donate at the checkout.
Life
Dr Anna Breman spoke exclusively to 1News in her first one-on-one interview since she took the reins of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
Monday 6:27pm
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Both ANZ and Westpac have hiked mortgage rates in recent weeks.
Monday 5:15pm
The bank and regulator have jointly recommended a $6.73 million penalty.
Monday 11:34am
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Some are warning that an AI fall could bring a share price collapse to tech stocks.
Sun, Dec 14
Kiwibank has released its outlook for 2026, noting that the Reserve Bank is currently "at the centre of some confusion".
Owner Ange Siew has decided to shut down rather than sell the Auckland restaurant Sri Pinang to maintain the reputation of her "baby".
Sat, Dec 13
The S&P 500 fell 1.1% from its all-time high for its worst day in three weeks.
Ngāi Tahu Holdings and several Papatipu Rūnaka are set to take a 33% stake in the company that owns and operates Milford Sound's key infrastructure and visitor services.
Fri, Dec 12
"November really is the launch pad for the busy Christmas sales, so this increase sets up retail for a positive end to a really difficult trading year," Carolyn Young said.
The Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety is required by law to review the minimum wages annually to take effect April 1 each year.
A lawsuit alleges OpenAI "designed and distributed a defective product that validated a user’s paranoid delusions about his own mother".
Shop owners in Grey Lynn say they have been struggling to stay afloat since a year-long roadwork project began in January.
A systems error affected more than 150,000 student loan borrowers.
IKEA’s long-awaited arrival in New Zealand has been a retail frenzy, with 142,000 people visiting the Sylvia Park store in its first week.
From burnouts to bare bottoms, Kiwis had a gutful of a few well-known businesses on their screens.
Thu, Dec 11
MBIE found two portable baggage scales used by Jetstar at Wellington Airport to be non-compliant as they were not level when tested, and did not meet approval conditions.
The finance minister says people should investigate which bank could offer them the best deal after Westpac increased its fixed-term home loan rates.
"This really starts to suggest a deficiency in change control of IRD systems."
Rotorua’s Night Market will return to the inner city after Rotorua Lakes Council voted to end a trial move to Kuirau Park, two months after it began.
Wed, Dec 10
