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BusinessSeptember 28

Current AI strategy doesn’t give Kiwis the security they deserve, says Labour’s Davidson

In Reuben Davidson's eyes the world is looking at potentially the most significant industrial revolution of a generation with Artificial Intelligence.
    Current AI strategy doesn’t give Kiwis the security they deserve, says Labour’s Davidson
    Current AI strategy doesn’t give Kiwis the security they deserve, says Labour’s Davidson
    BusinessSeptember 28

    Should it be tougher to withdraw KiwiSaver money?

    New Retirement Commissioner David Boyle is seeking information on whether it is possible to tackle unnecessary KiwiSaver hardship claims.
    Should it be tougher to withdraw KiwiSaver money?
    Should it be tougher to withdraw KiwiSaver money?
    NationalSeptember 27

    Seymour claims promises to break up NZ’s supermarket duopoly are 'unethical'

    ACT leader David Seymour has hit out at promises to break up the supermarket duopoly, calling them “unethical” and a betrayal of “free enterprise”.
    Seymour claims promises to break up NZ’s supermarket duopoly are 'unethical'
    Seymour claims promises to break up NZ’s supermarket duopoly are 'unethical'
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    BusinessSeptember 27

    ‘Quite sad that it’s leaving Dunedin’: Manufacturer heads to Christchurch after 89 years in city

    The owner of a Dunedin manufacturing business says he is sad it is parting ways with the city after nearly 90 years.
    Tim Scott
    ‘Quite sad that it’s leaving Dunedin’: Manufacturer heads to Christchurch after 89 years in city
    ‘Quite sad that it’s leaving Dunedin’: Manufacturer heads to Christchurch after 89 years in city
    BusinessSeptember 27

    Peters unimpressed with campaign launches, defends pledge to buy BNZ

    NZ First leader Winston Peters says the major party campaign launches over the weekend looked like "a couple of damp squibs," and suggestions against strategic voting are "very, very ill-informed".
    Lillian Hanly of RNZ
    Peters unimpressed with campaign launches, defends pledge to buy BNZ
    Peters unimpressed with campaign launches, defends pledge to buy BNZ
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    BusinessSeptember 25

    South Island commercial fishing increasing value despite fuel hikes and lower catch rates

    Commercial fishing is heading towards topping $2 billion again in export revenue in the year ahead with big contributions from the South Island.
    Tim Cronshaw
    South Island commercial fishing increasing value despite fuel hikes and lower catch rates
    South Island commercial fishing increasing value despite fuel hikes and lower catch rates
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    BusinessSeptember 25

    Diesel hikes hitting commercial fishing in the South

    Bluff commercial fisherman Pat Nyhon is running up diesel bills of $1500 a day each time he takes his vessel out because of rising fuel prices.
    Tim Cronshaw
    Diesel hikes hitting commercial fishing in the South
    Diesel hikes hitting commercial fishing in the South
    BusinessSeptember 25

    Interislander ferry Kaitaki back in service

    Interislander ferry Kaitaki returns to service on Saturday following maintenance in Singapore.
    Interislander ferry Kaitaki back in service
    Interislander ferry Kaitaki back in service
    BusinessSeptember 24

    Stuff regional jobs could be cut

    Media organisation Stuff Group says it plans to "streamline" its regional news operations.
    Stuff regional jobs could be cut
    Stuff regional jobs could be cut
    BusinessSeptember 24

    Government backs gas exploration project off Southland coast

    The government is putting $40.5 million towards two gas exploration projects, from the government's $200m gas exploration fund.
    Government backs gas exploration project off Southland coast
    Government backs gas exploration project off Southland coast
    BusinessSeptember 24

    NZ First pledge to slash tax rate for small businesses

    The party says the drop from 28% to 20% is a "much-needed bold step" to encourage more investment, expansion, productivity and employment.
    NZ First pledge to slash tax rate for small businesses
    NZ First pledge to slash tax rate for small businesses
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    BusinessSeptember 23

    International investors eye rare parcel of Cromwell land valued at nearly $37m

    Cromwell could be poised for a nearly 500-lot residential development after a prominent Otago family put vacant land valued at $36.7 million on the market.
    Tim Scott
    International investors eye rare parcel of Cromwell land valued at nearly $37m
    International investors eye rare parcel of Cromwell land valued at nearly $37m
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    BusinessSeptember 22

    South Island economy performing so well North Islanders are migrating: Reserve Bank governor

    The South Island economy is doing so well people are migrating from the North Island to escape the struggle, the governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand says.
    Tim Scott
    South Island economy performing so well North Islanders are migrating: Reserve Bank governor
    South Island economy performing so well North Islanders are migrating: Reserve Bank governor