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Bunnings has switched on facial recognition at two of its stores amid what it described as a rise in "threatening incidents".

Bunnings rolls out facial recognition tech across North Island stores

It marks the latest step of the system's phased nationwide rollout, with the retailer saying the technology would be used to protect staff and customers.

Business

11:00am

1:30

Domino's in Pukekohe.

Domino’s franchisee banned from hiring more migrant workers after breach

The stores, located in Pukekohe and Pokeno, were also fined over the breach.

Business

Monday 7:15pm

Would buying BNZ actually help New Zealanders?

Would buying BNZ actually help New Zealanders?

New Zealand First might want the government to buy back BNZ and meld it with Kiwibank - but there's limited evidence that it would work.

Business

Monday 5:35pm

Pak'n'Save, New World and Four Square customers will soon have a new way to earn and use rewards across supermarkets.

Foodstuffs launches new loyalty scheme across supermarkets

Pak'n'Save, New World and Four Square customers will soon have a new way to earn and use rewards across supermarkets as Foodstuffs’ co-operatives announce a new loyalty programme.

Business

Monday 11:36am

Horse trekking across the station could be on the agenda for a future lessee.

Five applicants compete for lease of New Zealand's largest farm

Five applicants are competing to run Molesworth Station as the Department of Conservation weighs new plans for farming, conservation, tourism and public access.

Business

Monday 7:00am

Bunnings has switched on facial recognition at two of its stores amid what it described as a rise in "threatening incidents".

Bunnings rolls out facial recognition tech across North Island stores

It marks the latest step of the system's phased nationwide rollout, with the retailer saying the technology would be used to protect staff and customers.

Business

11:00am

1:30

Domino's in Pukekohe.

Domino’s franchisee banned from hiring more migrant workers after breach

The stores, located in Pukekohe and Pokeno, were also fined over the breach.

Business

Monday 7:15pm

Would buying BNZ actually help New Zealanders?

Would buying BNZ actually help New Zealanders?

New Zealand First might want the government to buy back BNZ and meld it with Kiwibank - but there's limited evidence that it would work.

Business

Monday 5:35pm

Pak'n'Save, New World and Four Square customers will soon have a new way to earn and use rewards across supermarkets.

Foodstuffs launches new loyalty scheme across supermarkets

Pak'n'Save, New World and Four Square customers will soon have a new way to earn and use rewards across supermarkets as Foodstuffs’ co-operatives announce a new loyalty programme.

Business

Monday 11:36am

Horse trekking across the station could be on the agenda for a future lessee.

Five applicants compete for lease of New Zealand's largest farm

Five applicants are competing to run Molesworth Station as the Department of Conservation weighs new plans for farming, conservation, tourism and public access.

Business

Monday 7:00am

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Afterpay. (Source: Screenshot)

New Zealanders' $20 million Afterpay late fee bill

Afterpay's results for the year to December show it made $18.5 million in late fees in 2024, which rose to $19.7 million last year.

Business

Fri, May 15

Experts say the true cost goes beyond lost productivity, with staff leaving jobs and morale suffering across teams.

Workplace bullying affecting one in five Kiwis, costing business $1.3b

Experts say the true cost goes beyond lost productivity, with staff leaving jobs and morale suffering across teams.

Business

Fri, May 15

Nikhil Ravishankar said the company was looking to cut costs as it faces losses of up to nearly $400 million.

Air NZ CEO on Iran war oil crisis headwinds: 'We just have to ride it out'

Nikhil Ravishankar said the company was looking to cut costs as it faces losses of up to nearly $400 million.

Business

Fri, May 15

There was a small boost in migration numbers.

Small recovery for New Zealand's net migration numbers in year to March

StatsNZ said there was a net gain of around 24,000 people in the year from March, up from the previous year.

Business

Thu, May 14

 A floating sauna project for Te Anau's Lake Henry has stumbled at the final hurdle.

Council rejects floating sauna in Te Anau

The nixing followed public feedback which was strongly in opposition to the proposal

Business

Thu, May 14

Air NZ chief executive Nikhil Ravishankar.

Air NZ boss talks redundancies and reduced flights amid $300m loss

Air New Zealand is expecting a loss of over $300 million by the end of the financial year, citing "elevated and volatile" jet fuel prices.

Business

Thu, May 14

Burtfield's and Co butter.

Blind taste test: One NZ butter ranks below derided US import

Consumer NZ bought 12 blocks of salted butter and had a panel score them on taste, appearance and texture.

Business

Wed, May 13

Under the legislation, companies face fines of up to $5 million, or three times the value of any commercial gain or transaction linked to the breach — up from the current $600,000 maximum.

Bill to crack down on misleading pricing introduced

Under the legislation, companies face fines of up to $5 million, or three times the value of any commercial gain or transaction linked to the breach — up from the current $600,000 maximum.

Business

Wed, May 13

Kiwibank (file image).

Partial Kiwibank sell-off back on Government agenda

The bank has been instructed to once again look at its options for long-term growth, including the possibility of partial privatisation.

Business

Wed, May 13

New Zealand Police and Health New Zealand are opposing an application for a liquor licence at the Woolworths Flaxmere supermarket.

'High deprivation': Flaxmere supermarket alcohol sales opposed

New Zealand Police and Health New Zealand are against approving an application for a liquor licence at the Woolworths Flaxmere supermarket.

Business

Tue, May 12

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Xero users in a number of countries have experienced disruptions over the last five days.

Xero chief apologises after days of disruptions for customers

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy has been forced to apologise after problems in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom.

Business

Tue, May 12

Specialists Anthony Matesic, left, and Dilip Patel work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Monday, May 11, 2026.

Oil prices rise as Iran war drags on, but US stocks hang near records

Oil prices rose on Tuesday as the war with Iran threatens to drag on, but the US stock market is nevertheless hanging near its record heights.

Business

Tue, May 12

Face detection and recognition image, file.

NZ firm Auror expands as facial recognition use grows in retail

The Auckland-founded company says revenue rose 60% over the past year as retailers globally invest more heavily in organised retail crime prevention technology.

Business

Mon, May 11

NZ Rugby chair David Kirk sat down with Q+A’s Simon Mercep to discuss the state of rugby’s grassroots, whether NZR’s finances are in the sort of shape they need to be, and player retention issues.

NZ Rugby 'considering' buying out $262 million Silver Lake share

Currently, the investment is in the form of a loan, but Silver Lake have the option to convert that to an equity share of NZ Rugby Commercial, which operates the business side of the game.

Business

Sun, May 10

Oil tankers sit at anchor offshore in the Strait of Hormuz off Bandar Abbas, Iran, Saturday, May 2, 2026.

Is the US dollar's dominance of the oil market over?

After weeks of blockades by Iran and the United States in the Strait of Hormuz, it’s clear the narrow waterway is now pivotal to the outcome of the conflict.

Business

Sun, May 10

Aerial view of new vehicles waiting for shipment to overseas market at a port in Shanghai, China Saturday, May 9, 2026.

China says April exports jump 14.1% from a year ago

The data were released just days ahead of a planned meeting next week between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing.

Business

Sat, May 9

Options trader Justin Kanda works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Thursday, May 7, 2026.

US stocks rise to records as solid jobs report overshadows oil prices

The US stock market rose to records today following the latest sign that the nation’s job market is doing better than economists expected.

Business

Sat, May 9

Sir Rod Drury.

Sir Rod Drury returns New Zealander of the Year award

The Xero founder was knighted in the 2026 New Year Honours and was awarded the supreme title in March.

Business

Fri, May 8

Fuel companies NPD and Gull

Commerce Commission grants clearance for NPD and Gull fuel merger

The approval clears the way for the two fuel retailers to combine operations into a nationwide network of around 240 sites stretching from Invercargill to Kaitaia.

Business

Fri, May 8

How much does it really cost first-home buyers to get into the market?

How much does it really cost first-home buyers to get into the market?

Over the past year, first-time buyers have purchased 24,800 properties - the highest annual number since the year to the third quarter of 2021.

Business

Fri, May 8

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