Some big businesses, including supermarkets, are exposed to wholesale prices more quickly than consumers.
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Produce exporter T&G Global has reported another loss, with its half-year earnings down as its orchards continue to recover from Cyclone Gabrielle.
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A survey by recruitment firm Robert Walters of more than 2000 white collar professionals found 44 percent of managers do not have the appropriate training to do their job.
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Nicholas Bright admitted to 21 charges of corruption and bribery of an official in the Manukau District Court.
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A beneficiary who claimed Covid support for non-active businesses is among three people who have been in court recently due to fraud-related pandemic payments.
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Coffee importers and roasters are facing problems, and one says customers should be paying even more.
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The Hauraki Gulf has been valued at $5 billion a year – but is under threat from invasive caulerpa seaweed.
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The Electricity Authority, under criticism over soaring wholesale electricity prices, says it is not “not comfortable” with power companies’ explanations.
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Grocery Action Group chair Suzanne Chetwin says the $3.25m fine is a drop in the ocean for the company.
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The country’s biggest one-day music festival will be a two day affair next year, organisers say.
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