The Infrastructure Commission says construction projects will still be delivered, but the real question is over what time period.
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The local sharemarket is likely to lag many other developed markets as the influence of former high flying stocks diminishes and the prospect of higher interest rates looms.
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A controversial composting and worm farming business in North Taranaki will appeal a hearing panel’s decision not to renew its resource consents.
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The government’s rebate scheme for electric vehicles could lead to a temporary spike in prices due to low supply.
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The government faced paying $10 million to get rid of 10,000 tonnes of hazardous waste in Mataura.
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The services sector has continued to expand above its long-term average, led by new orders and activity.
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Strong domestic spending and a busy construction sector may have helped the economy avoid a double-dip recession.
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A tax expert says the law should come into force at the start of April next year – six months later than it is due to come into effect.
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In its first interview since being hit by a ransomware attack a year ago, Fisher and Paykel Appliances warns other businesses it’s a case of “when, not if” they will be targeted.
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SkyCity provided a detailed forecast after what is says was a strong performance in electronic gaming machines in New Zealand.
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