Auckland Airport freezes planned aeronautical charges for next financial year
Auckland Airport chief financial officer Phil Neutze said the vast majority of airlines operating at Auckland Airport were in favour of the plan.
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BNZ finds 12,000 abusive online banking transactions over six months
One of the country’s major banks says it is finding a concerning number of instances of economic abuse, including people being saddled with someone else’s debt, or having no control over their finances.
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Covid-19: Industries warn of expected shortages due to close contact isolation rules
Representatives from manufacturing, food and grocery, and healthcare are all warning of serious shortages if the self-isolation period for close contacts of Covid-19 cases is not reduced.
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Fonterra milk price payout 50 cents above previous forecast
The dairy giant Fonterra has once again raised its milk price payout range to a new record level.
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Auckland Council prepares for Omicron
Like many other organisations, Auckland Council is preparing for how widespread community transmission of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 might affect its services, service delivery, workforce and customers.
Auckland Council Chief Executive Jim Stabbac… Continue reading
Auckland is at Red – here’s what you need to know
Tāmaki Makaurau and the whole of Aotearoa New Zealand is now under the Red setting of the COVID-19 Protection Framework’s traffic light system.
At Red there are more mask requirements, and reduced gathering limits to lower the risk of picking up the…. Continue reading
Businesses facing ‘real difficulty’ with rapid antigen tests in short supply
It is frustrating and disappointing that businesses are struggling to access supplies of rapid antigen tests, the head of Business NZ says.
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NZ sharemarket rallies but still finishes on eight-month low
The local sharemarket has clawed back some of its early trading losses, as global markets fell amid concerns the United States Federal Reserve will take aggressive action to control inflation.
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Plea for more government support for businesses worst-hit by Omicron
The government is being urged to explore a targeted wage subsidy and labour support for tourism and hospitality businesses as the Covid-19 restrictions are tightened up.
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Data centre project expected to create hundreds of jobs
Another large multi-million dollar data centre is being developed in Auckland.
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