Brent Melville

A 4% drop in catch volumes has netted seafood and fishing company Sanford a 1% decline in its annual profit.

Property owners say changes to the Residential Tenancies Act could do more harm than good for both tenants and landlords.

The Warehouse Group, New Zealand's largest retailer, has made a solid start to the year having first-quarter sales up 4% to $695 million.

Southland property investors are enjoying a purple patch in both capital gains and rental yields.

The potential closure of Tiwai Point aluminium smelter would translate to significant additional investment in transmission assets, Genesis Energy says.

It has taken 50 years, but Cavalier Bremworth has come back to what started it all.

The owners of Dunedin drinks institution Wests NZ are looking for someone to put more fizz into the biz.

Electricity generator and retailer Trustpower has had operating earnings cut by 17% to $107million for the first half of its financial year on the back of plant outages and lower inflows.

The Government's new Minerals and Petroleum Resource Strategy has drawn criticism from very different quarters.

The real estate industry says its role as anti-money laundering whistle-blower is costing it cash.

United States trade tariffs on European wine had a possible silver lining for New Zealand wine exporters.

No-one said being a landlord would be easy.

It was a good year for the country's tech exporters, who earned $12billion in total revenues for the first time - more than 10% of New Zealand's total export receipts.

Property developers and port companies do not always see eye to eye on the best way to derive returns from valuable waterfront property.

Dunedin's industrial epicentre celebrated an early Christmas this week following "Santa" Shane Jones' flying visit.

International buyers continue to snap up New Zealand land for forestry.

Robotics company Scott Technology is one of the beneficiaries of a raft of government funding of Dunedin-based innovation and engineering companies.

The announcement of Dunedin as a digital hub was a ''game changer'' for the New Zealand tech industry, the gaming sector says.