Exporters should consider moving cargo to major North Island ports rather than waiting for a ship to arrive at smaller ports of call.
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Christchurch firm eStar has established a wholly owned subsidiary specialising in order fulfilment and is eyeing up the Australian market for growth.
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Budget advisors say a controversial new lending law is helping to clamp down on predatory practices in the financial sector.
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Warbirds over Wanaka International Airshow has been cancelled for the second time in two years following the shift to the red traffic light setting.
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The New Zealand sharemarket is having its worst session in nearly a year.
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Countdown is expecting supermarkets and their stock will be hit by Omicron before the general population and a spokesperson is urging people to shop normally.
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Annual inflation is expected to rise to its highest level in three decades, driven by rising fuel and housing costs, and a tight labour market.
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The Coast to Coast and the Queenstown Marathon are now in doubt after a cascade of other event cancellations due to the shift to the ‘red’ traffic light setting.
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Air New Zealand is expecting more cases of Omicron among its crew, with some now showing symptoms, its CEO Greg Foran says.
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It is “inevitable” as Omicron spreads in the community there will be some impact on the supply-chain, but officials are working hard to minimise it, Finance Minister Grant Robertson says.
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