More than 34,000 customers lost power on 9 August when cuts were ordered because there was not enough power to meet record demand.

Consumers could soon feel the pinch as used car dealers come under pressure from auto-makers cutting production, which is affecting second-hand car supply.

Gurīn would focus on developing greenfield renewable projects across Asia, including Southeast Asia, North Asia and India.

There’s a tension between honouring peoples rights under the Bill of Rights not to order them to undergo medical treatment and keeping people safe at work, a Simpson Grierson spokeperson says.

A Lower Hutt property developer and a collective of Māori-owned businesses are sacrificing millions of dollars in profits to help first-home buyers.

Building product manufacturers are gutted at the limit of 100 staff being approved to restart in Auckland’s lockdown despite a national materials shortage putting home builders in limbo.

Cafes, bars and restaurants outside of Auckland have their fingers crossed for booming trade this weekend.

The ANZ Bank’s heavy traffic index, a real-time measure of current economic activity, was 18 percent lower in August than July.