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Living on the edge: winter burns are all too common.

What needs to be done to bring down power prices - Consumer NZ

The organisation has unveiled a petition calling for government action with a four-step plan it believes will lower power bills.

Business

11:48am

8:25

IKEA

Six months on, who is benefiting from IKEA?

Retail NZ chief executive Carolyn Young says many retailers had benefited from the so-called 'IKEA effect', six months on from the opening of the Swedish global furniture giant.

Business

11:31am

1:30

Roberta Risk and Hilda De Wys.

Homeowners want builder barred after losing thousands on unfinished jobs

Aaron Jessett of A&J Building & Renovations said he took "full responsibility" for the money owed but his customers say they are yet to see a cent.

Business

7:58am

1:30

A recycling business is now collecting everything from bridal offcuts to holey socks and turning them into rugs and carpets.

Kiwi startup giving New Zealand's textile waste a second life

A recycling business is now collecting everything from bridal offcuts to holey socks and turning them into rugs and carpets.

Business

Sun, Jun 7

A thunderstorm brewing over hills in rural New Zealand.

Fed Farmers want farm plans to replace costly resource consents

The organisation has released a new 25-point election policy priority manifesto, titled Backing Kiwi Farmers, which it said was for any party.

Business

Sun, Jun 7

Living on the edge: winter burns are all too common.

What needs to be done to bring down power prices - Consumer NZ

The organisation has unveiled a petition calling for government action with a four-step plan it believes will lower power bills.

Business

11:48am

8:25

IKEA

Six months on, who is benefiting from IKEA?

Retail NZ chief executive Carolyn Young says many retailers had benefited from the so-called 'IKEA effect', six months on from the opening of the Swedish global furniture giant.

Business

11:31am

1:30

Roberta Risk and Hilda De Wys.

Homeowners want builder barred after losing thousands on unfinished jobs

Aaron Jessett of A&J Building & Renovations said he took "full responsibility" for the money owed but his customers say they are yet to see a cent.

Business

7:58am

1:30

A recycling business is now collecting everything from bridal offcuts to holey socks and turning them into rugs and carpets.

Kiwi startup giving New Zealand's textile waste a second life

A recycling business is now collecting everything from bridal offcuts to holey socks and turning them into rugs and carpets.

Business

Sun, Jun 7

A thunderstorm brewing over hills in rural New Zealand.

Fed Farmers want farm plans to replace costly resource consents

The organisation has released a new 25-point election policy priority manifesto, titled Backing Kiwi Farmers, which it said was for any party.

Business

Sun, Jun 7

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Copyright Licensing NZ says New Zealand is behind on AI regulation, as the Government signals it won't have a framework in place until at least 2027.

Copyright watchdog calls for tribunal to handle AI disputes

Copyright Licensing NZ says New Zealand is behind on AI regulation, as the Government signals it won't have a framework in place until at least 2027.

Business

Sun, Jun 7

Elijah Timmins-Scanlon (left) and what he says is an AI-generated model based on himself and other models (right).

Huffer accused of using AI to recreate real models without permission

An Auckland model has accused the brand of using AI-generated figures that appeared to be based on himself and others who have previously worked with Huffer.

Business

Fri, Jun 5

Air Chathams CEO Duane Emeny alongside his father and founder of the airline Craig Emeny.

Air Chathams suspends Kapiti-Auckland route amid soaring costs

Regional airline Air Chathams will suspend its route between the Kapiti Coast and Auckland amid a continued spike in operating costs.

Business

Fri, Jun 5

Elon Musk departs after a welcome ceremony with President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People, Thursday, May 14, 2026, in Beijing.

The AI companies barrelling towards Wall Street debuts

Tech giants are looking to take their shares public to access more capital in the race to shape the technology's future.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

Christopher Luxon will be meeting with his Australian counterpart Antony Albanese this week.

Luxon visits Australia for annual meeting with Anthony Albanese

Luxon and Albanese to discuss driving economic growth and aligning efforts to support a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

Liberty Brewing Co directors Christina Pickwell and Joe Wood sold their kegs to Konvoy Kegs and rent them back – but that company has been put into receivership.

'Years of challenges': Is this the end for the craft beer revolution?

Less than a decade on from the golden days of the craft beer revolution, the fizz appears to be going out on boutique breweries.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

File photo.

Five Big Things That Happened Today: Thursday, June 4

Store owner thrilled for community after selling $28m Lotto ticket; Thunderstorm warning as 'active front' moves over North Island; Four MPs banned from China after visiting Taiwan.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

Parliament's Speaker Gerry Brownlee

Parliament journos in stand-off with Speaker over possible ban

Brownlee is set to make a ruling on Stuff Digital's access to the Parliamentary precinct after raising concerns about some of its reporting last month.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

NZ’s largest bank increases home loan interest rates

NZ’s largest bank increases home loan interest rates

The bank cited wholesale interest rates and uncertainty from the conflict in the Middle East as reasons for the increases.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

Report warns AI data centre boom threatens resources

Report warns AI data centre boom threatens resources

The UN issued warnings in a report into the environmental impact of AI, calling for regulatory changes to avert its most harmful impacts.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

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Four Square Netherby sold the $28 million ticket.

Four Square owner thrilled for community after store sold $28m Lotto ticket

"It's a good feeling because we're a small store and you generally know the people coming through the door by name," the owner of Four Square Netherby in Ashburton said.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

Why house prices are actually down about 30%

Why house prices are actually down about 30%

House prices are back at mid-2016 levels in real terms.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

Specialist John McNierney, left, and trader William Lawrence work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, June 3, 2026.

Oil prices climb back toward US$100, stocks halt record-breaking rally

It comes amid the latest flare-up in fighting that threatens the US-Iran ceasefire.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

 President Donald Trump speaks during an event to announce new tariffs in the Rose Garden at the White House, on April 2, 2025, in Washington.

Trade Minister on Trump's proposed 12.5% 'forced labour' tariff

"This is merely trying to find an actual legal base to put that tariff weight back in place," the Trade Minister said.

Business

Thu, Jun 4

The latest data showed the average building cost per square metre for residential buildings had increased by 2.4% this year.

Construction costs are rising – but by how much?

When conflict in the Middle East first put pressure on fuel prices, there were warnings there could be steep rises in construction costs.

Business

Wed, Jun 3

Ongoing unrest in the Middle East was expected to impact our manufacturing industry.

NZ diesel stock levels slip to lowest level since US-Iran war began

MBIE emphasised that the data excluded newly-negotiated extra reserves, representing around nine days of diesel consumption, were on the way.

Business

Wed, Jun 3

Lawn mowing. (File photo)

'Serious exploitation': Company charged migrant $45,000 for a job

Along with an order to repay the money, the company was penalised $16,000, and its sole director was also ordered to pay a further $8000 to the worker.

Business

Wed, Jun 3

Commerce Commission to take BP to court over alleged pricing errors

Commerce Commission to take BP to court over alleged pricing errors

The regulator said it would file charges against the fuel giant under the Fair Trading Act in the Auckland District Court.

Business

Wed, Jun 3

Solar-powered sensors across the Waitangi Endowment Forest can detect smoke signatures before a fire is visible.

Early wildfire detection system could save millions of dollars

Solar-powered sensors across the Waitangi Endowment Forest can detect smoke signatures before a fire is visible.

Business

Wed, Jun 3

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivers a speech during the Computex 2026 exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan, Monday, June 1, 2026.

Nvidia bets on AI PCs with new 'superchip' powering Windows laptops

Nvidia unveiled new powerful chips that would bring advanced artificial intelligence functions into laptops and desktop computers.

Business

Tue, Jun 2

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