The ANZ, Westpac and ASB banks are united in their expectation the official cash rate will be increased earlier than previously expected.
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New Zealand has the potential to produce enough renewable gas to supply three quarters of all commercial users.
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Air New Zealand says this will be their busiest July on record, with bookings up 52 percent for the school holidays compared with last year.
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A strong rebound in capital markets and the country’s containment of Covid-19 has lifted investor confidence in the past year.
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It should have been clear 10 to 15 years ago that New Zealand would end up in a difficult diplomatic situation if it traded itself into reliance on China, a foreign policy expert says.
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Small medical products company Blis Technologies has struck a deal with a Swedish company, including a share issue, to give it funds for future growth.
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Dairy prices have had their biggest fall in four months in the latest global auction.
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The industry is calling for urgent visa extensions, border exemptions for critical workers, and extended working hours for student visas.
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Growth in house values has slowed, though the national average value was still nearly 26 percent higher than the year earlier at $943,184.
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A skills shortage in the hospitality sector is forcing cafes and restaurants to reduce hours, take items off their menus and close for a period of time.
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