Analysis – Certainty for Southland, the energy market and successive governments is valuable, but the smelter may have found a way to earn millions in subsidies.
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The broadcaster is warning of a large loss amid a worsening advertising downturn.
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300,000 households rely on gas for cooking, heating or hot water – but there’s a catch.
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More than 30 people have been trespassed from a pedestrianised space in New Plymouth’s CBD that has become notorious for trouble.
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The property market remains stalled with more houses for sale and asking prices still lower than a year ago. The average asking price on realestate.co.nz fell 0.8 percent to $859,301…
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Embattled dairy company Synlait Milk has confirmed that more than half of its suppliers want to quit, its earnings outlook has been downgraded, and it’s scrapped the sale of an asset.
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Interest rates went up to get inflation down. But are there other ways this could be achieved?
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Apitialefaga Robin Tuiletufuga works the overnight shift as a yarn spinner at Godfrey Hirst’s carpet wool factory in Lower Hutt.
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Greenpeace says the smelter’s closure could have led to lower electricity prices, but South Port says there’s widespread relief over the 20-year deal.
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Analysis – There are lot more options for investors with rule changes and Budget allocations, but the direction of interest rates still remains uncertain.
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