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Economy

Young and old are worried about the cost of living but their opinions part ways after that.

How priorities have shifted for different generations this election

Younger and older voters share a top concern this election. But new Vote Compass findings reveal how priorities have changed since 2023.

Politics

Friday 6:00am

2:03

While the OCR was falling last year, Kiwibank passed on 100% of the cuts to on-call savings accounts, and quite quickly, while TSB was close behind.

National still keen on growing Kiwibank with help of private local investors

The party's finance spokesperson, Nicola Willis, described the idea as a "win-win solution" and said her party would have more to say about the issue during the campaign.

Business

Fri, Oct 2

What's a credit score, and how good is yours?

What's a credit score, and how good is yours?

If you're in Nelson, Tasman or Marlborough, it might be among the highest in the country.

New Zealand

Thu, Oct 1

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

Australia bans card surcharges - will we follow suit?

Research conducted by Consumer NZ showed 58% of people supported or strongly supported a ban on card payment surcharges.

Business

Thu, Oct 1

Todd McClay.

NZ hit with landmark EU trade complaint, minister rejects claim

The most extreme consequences for New Zealand could be losing access to the lucrative European market.

Politics

Wed, Sep 30

Young and old are worried about the cost of living but their opinions part ways after that.

How priorities have shifted for different generations this election

Younger and older voters share a top concern this election. But new Vote Compass findings reveal how priorities have changed since 2023.

Politics

Friday 6:00am

2:03

While the OCR was falling last year, Kiwibank passed on 100% of the cuts to on-call savings accounts, and quite quickly, while TSB was close behind.

National still keen on growing Kiwibank with help of private local investors

The party's finance spokesperson, Nicola Willis, described the idea as a "win-win solution" and said her party would have more to say about the issue during the campaign.

Business

Fri, Oct 2

What's a credit score, and how good is yours?

What's a credit score, and how good is yours?

If you're in Nelson, Tasman or Marlborough, it might be among the highest in the country.

New Zealand

Thu, Oct 1

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

Australia bans card surcharges - will we follow suit?

Research conducted by Consumer NZ showed 58% of people supported or strongly supported a ban on card payment surcharges.

Business

Thu, Oct 1

Todd McClay.

NZ hit with landmark EU trade complaint, minister rejects claim

The most extreme consequences for New Zealand could be losing access to the lucrative European market.

Politics

Wed, Sep 30

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The first truckloads will be delivered to farms this month.

Phosphate mined in NZ for first time in decades

It's a mineral New Zealand farmers rely on for optimal animal feed, with Stats NZ data showing we imported $26 million worth in July alone.

Environment

Wed, Sep 30

Treasury has opened the government books for the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update.

Better picture for Govt books, not a 'green light' to spend - Willis

Treasury has opened the government books for the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update.

Politics

Tue, Sep 29

Online spending rose 12% in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period last year, according to the latest NZ Post data.

Online shopping outpacing bricks and mortar: Is a store worth it?

Online spending rose 12% in the first half of this year compared with the same period in 2025, while in-store spending rose just 2%.

Business

Fri, Sep 25

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters.

NZ First pledges to cut taxes for small and medium businesses

The party said the policy could cost an estimated $1 billion a year, but would stimulate the economy.

Business

Thu, Sep 24

Fonterra truck (file image).

Fonterra posts $3.4 billion operating profit after sale of Mainland brands

The full-year operating profit was thanks in part to $1.2b from the sale of its Mainland brands to French dairy giant Lactalis.

Business

Thu, Sep 24

The reviewers were careful to praise the bank's early crisis response, calling it "praiseworthy" and describing the emergency support as timely and much-needed.

Reserve Bank too slow to lift rates in Covid boom - review

The economy "overheated to an historically extreme degree", according to the review's findings released today.

Politics

Tue, Sep 22

The bank this morning cut its two year rate by 10 basis points to 5.45%. It also held its 18-month rate at a competitive 5.29%.

Major bank lowers one fixed mortgage rate, lifts most others

All major banks lifted floating rates in the wake of the Reserve Bank lifting the official cash rate at the start of the month.

New Zealand

Tue, Sep 22

Motorists are cutting back and looking for alternatives as soaring fuel costs hit household budgets and put pressure on businesses.

Pain at the pump as petrol, diesel jump 30c a litre in three weeks

The national average for 91 and diesel have jumped to $3.30 and $3.04 respectively in the past 28 days.

New Zealand

Tue, Sep 22

Prime Minister Mark Carney addresses the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026.

Carney embraces EU associate membership as Trump pushes Canada away

Trump’s tariffs, demands for economic concessions, and repeated talk of making Canada the 51st state have pushed Ottawa to reduce its dependence on its neighbour.

World

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

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“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

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney listens as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen makes the offer in Strasbourg, France.

New Zealand touted as possible future 'associate member' of the EU

The European Union's top diplomat today said Canada could be given the status in the wake of its ongoing trade war with Donald Trump’s US.

New Zealand

Thu, Sep 17

A trader works after a Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US

US stocks slip after the Fed hikes interest rates

Wall Street wobbled after the US central bank's first rate hike in three years, with investors bracing for what could come next.

World

Thu, Sep 17

A rally for migrant bus drivers in Auckland.

Migrant bus drivers' rally disrupted by confrontation in Auckland

A rally seeking changes to residency requirements was disrupted as speakers called for an end to racist rhetoric.

New Zealand

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

Vittoria Shortt

ASB chief executive resigns, successor revealed

ASB chief executive Vittoria Shortt is stepping down after nearly nine years leading the bank, with Sinead Taylor set to take the helm in December.

Business

Tue, Sep 15

 A general view shows the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, Aug. 7, 2026, in New York.

AI stocks slide as slowdown calls and oil push 10-year yield to 5%

AI's biggest supporters are urging caution, and global markets are feeling the impact.

Business

Tue, Sep 15

One of Rotorua's newly installed parking meters.

'Town is dead': Rotorua businesses look to leave CBD after parking changes

One Rotorua retailer has already left the CBD and another says he is looking for a way out, blaming a controversial parking overhaul they say is driving customers away.

New Zealand

Mon, Sep 14

A toll road sign on the new Waiariki interchange with State Highway 2 in Pāpāmoa East.

'About fairness': Councils in NZ's most-tolled region back revenue sharing

Tauranga and Western Bay of Plenty councils say motorists may choose local roads to avoid tolls, potentially increasing pressure on council-owned infrastructure.

New Zealand

Mon, Sep 14

Composite image by Callum Lloyd.

What a grocery receipt from 1991 reveals about food prices today

1News compared a Woolworths shop from 1991 with today's prices to see how much the supermarket bill has really changed.

New Zealand

Sun, Sep 13

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