Contact Energy’s independent chair Rob McDonald told shareholders the energy market isn’t broken.
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The government is probing local rules it thinks could be holding Eden Park back, saying it wants to see more big concerts.
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Food prices are rising much faster than wages, making it a “slow grind” for households waiting for relief from the cost of living crisis.
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The Tokoroa-based plant is looking to import ply from overseas.
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It is your money, but here is why you shouldn’t touch it.
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The effect of official cash rate cuts on the housing market could still take some time to flow through, the Real Estate Institute says.
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Changes would set out clear rules to prevent “creeping acquisitions” and give the ability to pause risky mergers before they’re completed.
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Those wanting relaxed rules for concerts say sporting events ‘don’t have an impact at all’ and that sometimes, spending goes down.
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A sentiment survey also reveals most businesses are planning to invest more this year, pointing to a gradual improvement in the economy.
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Data provided to RNZ under the Official Information Act shows a higher number and proportion of people receiving the accommodation supplement are now receiving the maximum possible.
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