SkyCity share trading suspended at its own request
The company said it was aware of media reports that it was looking to raise more than $200 million to reinforce its finances.
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Stuff staff vote to strike over collective agreement
It is understood they are unhappy about the company’s plans to split their collective agreement.
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Mortgage rate of 3.99% – but there’s a catch
What’s described as “cashback on steroids” comes with a couple of conditions.
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Electricity Authority announces more moves to boost competition
The big four electricity producers are to be required to offer power on the wholesale market to independent retailers to level the playing field.
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Construction sector on track for 2026 recovery, despite falling revenues
The 2025 Building Construction Report indicates the industry’s total revenue fell 5 percent to $94 billion in the year ended March, from $99b the year earlier.
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Synlait Milk in talks over possible sale of Pokeno manufacturing plant to US-based company
The Australian media outlet has reported that US-based Abbott Laboratories has been negotiating to buy the factory, of which it is a customer.
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Mercury Energy’s earnings fall in ‘challenging year’
It said inflation pressures compounded issues such as weak hydro generation and gas constraints, which pushed up spot prices during periods of peak demand.
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Jump(er) on a bike and ride the new Victoria Street cycleway
A newly joined-up, continuous cycleway is now open on Victoria Street, linking Nelson Street and the Lightpath / Te Ara i Whiti routes in the west with Queen Street’s Te Waihorotiu cycleway in the east. It’s the latest piece of the city centre cycle lo… Continue reading
Thinking about solar? Here are questions to ask
The first step is making sure your roof is suitable, says the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority.
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Why even switching to the basics won’t avoid food price rises
The combined cost of a loaf of sliced white bread and bottle of standard milk have risen from $4.35 in 2006 to $6.58 today.
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