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Hurricanes co-captains Du'Plessis Kirifi, left, and Jordie Barrett hoist the Super Rugby Pacific trophy to start the celebrations.

Future of Super Rugby and NPC among topics at crunch NZ Rugby summit

New Zealand Rugby will hold a critical summit this week as it weighs major decisions over the future of Super Rugby and the NPC.

Business

7 mins ago

The Torpedo7 Camp Extension Lead 15m. Source: Torpedo7 website.

'Stop using': Extension cord recalled over risk it was wired backwards

"The extension lead may have been incorrectly wired during manufacture, with the wiring terminals connected in reverse," the retailer said.

Business

Tuesday 1:01pm

1:29

Gloriavale in 2007.

'In the public interest': Gloriavale trust loses charitable status

The former leader of the isolated West Coast community is also barred from holding governance roles in other charities.

Business

Tuesday 11:48am

2:58

Shoppers browse the aisles as supermarket competition becomes an election issue.

Each party has a supermarket fix - what if we combined the best ideas?

From restructuring to a national chain, how to drive supermarket competition up, and grocery prices down, has become an election battleground.

Business

Tuesday 11:40am

1:29

A hooded man holding a phone.

Hatch investors warned personal data may be exposed in US cyber breach

Kiwis who use the investment platform Hatch have been warned to watch for fraudulent emails, texts, and phone calls.

Business

Tuesday 9:45am

1:29

Hurricanes co-captains Du'Plessis Kirifi, left, and Jordie Barrett hoist the Super Rugby Pacific trophy to start the celebrations.

Future of Super Rugby and NPC among topics at crunch NZ Rugby summit

New Zealand Rugby will hold a critical summit this week as it weighs major decisions over the future of Super Rugby and the NPC.

Business

7 mins ago

The Torpedo7 Camp Extension Lead 15m. Source: Torpedo7 website.

'Stop using': Extension cord recalled over risk it was wired backwards

"The extension lead may have been incorrectly wired during manufacture, with the wiring terminals connected in reverse," the retailer said.

Business

Tuesday 1:01pm

1:29

Gloriavale in 2007.

'In the public interest': Gloriavale trust loses charitable status

The former leader of the isolated West Coast community is also barred from holding governance roles in other charities.

Business

Tuesday 11:48am

2:58

Shoppers browse the aisles as supermarket competition becomes an election issue.

Each party has a supermarket fix - what if we combined the best ideas?

From restructuring to a national chain, how to drive supermarket competition up, and grocery prices down, has become an election battleground.

Business

Tuesday 11:40am

1:29

A hooded man holding a phone.

Hatch investors warned personal data may be exposed in US cyber breach

Kiwis who use the investment platform Hatch have been warned to watch for fraudulent emails, texts, and phone calls.

Business

Tuesday 9:45am

1:29

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New Zealand’s aluminium sector is sounding the alarm over cheap imports from China, saying it risks putting local producers out of business.

NZ aluminium sector warns cheap China imports risk local jobs

The Regional Development Minister says he wants to know "what the hell is going on?"

Business

Mon, Sep 21

2:48

Te Pāti Māori co-leaders Debbie Ngawera-Packer and Rawiri Waititi.

Te Pāti Māori pledges $3.1 billion plan for 'kai sovereignty' if elected

The party is promising tax credits, a Community Kai Fund and funding for Māori-owned supermarkets if elected.

Te Ao Māori

Mon, Sep 21

ACT leader David Seymour.

National MPs don't like supermarket break-up policy - David Seymour

The ACT Party says National MPs have been coming to them "exasperated", but Christopher Luxon is pushing back.

Business

Mon, Sep 21

The Converse logo is displayed on the roof of the company's world headquarters in the West End neighborhood of Boston, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2016.

Converse pulls sneaker ad that critics said included racist imagery

"We understand why this image is deeply upsetting and recognise that we got this wrong," the company said, referring to the now-deleted Instagram ad photo.

Business

Mon, Sep 21

A for lease sign in Wellington  (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

Business

Sun, Sep 20

If elected, the party would force Foodstuffs and Woolworths to break up their retail and wholesale supply operations.

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

Business

Sun, Sep 20

A Customs officer with a meth pipe, part of a consignment of drug utensils seized at the border. Photo credit:Supplied / Customs

Number of meth pipes, bongs seized by Customs soars

Anecdotal evidence suggests availability around the country, despite a law in force since 2014, making it illegal to import or sell meth pipes, hash pipes or cannabis bongs.

Business

Sun, Sep 20

National this week announced plans to pursue a separation of Foodstuffs' supermarket chains, potentially splitting Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Foodstuffs challenges National to show receipts on supermarket split savings

The supermarket giant says shoppers deserve answers on the costs, risks and savings behind the proposal to split Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Business

Fri, Sep 18

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis rejects Foodstuffs' warning break-up would lift prices

National's finance spokesperson dismissed the co-operative's concerns as "extraordinary" while consumer advocates welcomed the proposed split.

Business

Thu, Sep 17

“The 0.2 percent growth in economic activity in the June 2026 quarter reflects mixed results, with increases in nine out of 16 industries,” general manager and macroeconomic spokesperson Jason Attewell said.

GDP: Economy grows 0.2% in June quarter

Construction was up 2.7% in the quarter, the larged upward contributor.

Business

Thu, Sep 17

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Some hospitality businesses including local bars, RSAs and clubs, offer free courtesy van services to pick up patrons from their homes and drop them off safely after closing.

Govt scraps 'stupid rules' to help pubs drive patrons home safely

The Government has announced a rule change it says would make it easier for hospitality businesses to get people home safely and help reduce the risk of drink driving.

Business

Thu, Sep 17

Westpac.

Major bank to start issuing digital ID credentials for businesses

The credentials will be stored in the Govt.nz app wallet.

Business

Thu, Sep 17

Foodstuffs owns the Four Square, New World and PAK'nSAVE brands.

Splitting up Foodstuffs: Would it actually drive down grocery prices?

A Commerce Commission review is required to determine whether it would leave shoppers better off but what do experts think?

Business

Thu, Sep 17

Mekong Baby on Ponsonby Rd in Ponsonby, Auckland. (Source: Google Maps)

'Heaviest of hearts': Popular Ponsonby eatery Mekong Baby closes

The Southeast Asian fusion restaurant had been on the strip for more than a decade.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

A concept image for the new New World at Auckland's Victoria Park.

Construction set to start on rebuild of fire-hit Auckland New World

The new supermarket was expected to reopen in December 2027.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

What began as a video game in the late 1990s has grown into a global phenomenon.

Pokémon turns 30 - but the cards are worth more than ever

The trading card craze has gone from playground swaps to big business, with rising values also attracting thieves.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

Foodstuffs owns the Four Square, New World and PAK'nSAVE brands.

National to 'pursue' Pak'nSave and New World break-up

Alongside Woolworths, which would remain Australian-owned, that would give the country three major grocery chains instead of two.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

The party said it would make it illegal for "big companies with substantial market power" to charge excessive prices for essential goods and services, or to pay unfairly low prices to suppliers.

Labour says it will 'crack down' on price gouging for essentials if elected

The crackdown would target the big players in food, power, fuel, transport, telecommunications, banking and insurance.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

One of Cue's stores in New Zealand.

Aussie fashion retailers with stores in NZ go into administration

Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co, which operates women's labels Cue and Veronika Maine, has gone into voluntary administration.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

The minimum wage freeze aimed to helps small businesses, the party said, with companies not having to worry about increased payments and hiring issues.

ACT outlines policy to freeze adult minimum wage for three years

ACT have pledged that if they are elected to government, they will freeze the minimum wage and introduce a set training wage for employees aged under 20.

Business

Tue, Sep 15

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