Kiwibank first to begin roll-out of open banking
Kiwibank says it will become the first bank in New Zealand to fully roll out open banking to both individual and business customers.
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Emmy win brings one home for late colleague
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Emmy win brings one home for late colleague
Emmy number five, and this one was special for a ground-breaking Dunedin business.
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Central Dunedin supermarket to expand as online orders grow
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Central Dunedin supermarket to expand as online orders grow
Plans have been revealed for an expansion at a Dunedin supermarket that will grow its building and support online grocery orders.
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Students’ enterprise on the scent of success
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Students’ enterprise on the scent of success
Lucian Sheehan is ‘‘the nose’’ of the operation.
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South Island’s cruise ship visits up on 2025
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South Island’s cruise ship visits up on 2025
Cruise numbers continue to drop nationwide but the South Island has secured more cruise ship visits than last year.
Productivity boost in Budget sought
Productivity boost in Budget sought
Canterbury’s business owners accept a frugal Budget is heading their way today but hope it does not come at the expense of long-term growth.
Like ships passing in the night ...
Like ships passing in the night ...
The oil tanker Esteem Discovery heading out to sea yesterday on its way to Sriracha, Thailand about to pass the Ravensbourne wharf where bulk carrier Crystal Palace is unloading fertiliser before...
What's been announced ahead of Budget Day
What's been announced ahead of Budget Day
Finance Minister Nicola Willis will deliver the govt's Budget 2026 on Thursday. Here is everything that has been announced.
Reserve Bank leaves official cash rate unchanged
Reserve Bank leaves official cash rate unchanged
The Reserve Bank has held the OCR unchanged at 2.25% in a split vote, but warned it will have to raise to counter surging inflation caused by the Middle East conflict.
Is Trade Me struggling amid Facebook rise?
Is Trade Me struggling amid Facebook rise?
Trade Me has long been the dominant force in New Zealanders' secondhand buying and selling habits but is that changing?
Contact signs deal to restart potline at Tiwai aluminium smelter
Contact signs deal to restart potline at Tiwai aluminium smelter
Contact Energy has signed an agreement with Rio Tinto to deliver the power necessary to restart the Line 4 potline at the New Zealand Aluminium Smelter at Tiwai.
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Ocho stable, but ‘head just above water’
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Ocho stable, but ‘head just above water’
The board chairman of Ocho says he is ‘‘very confident’’ the Dunedin craft chocolate company has stabilised nearly two years after a failed bid of liquidation.
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Delegation tastes fruit of their farmers’ labour
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Delegation tastes fruit of their farmers’ labour
A Papua New Guinea trade delegation visiting Dunedin had the ‘‘rare privilege’’ of seeing their cocoa beans come to life in chocolate bar form.
Why more homeowners will face higher bills soon
Why more homeowners will face higher bills soon
Property data firm Cotality is warning that increasing numbers of New Zealand mortgage holders will face higher costs over the next six to 12 months.
Govt to target back-office staff to slash billions
Govt to target back-office staff to slash billions
The government is looking at centralising back-office operations like human resources, payroll and IT systems in a bid to cut duplication and save billions of dollars.
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Mystery surrounds restaurant for sale in city
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Mystery surrounds restaurant for sale in city
As Dunedin hospitality businesses continue to change hands, mystery surrounds the identity of one restaurant on offer by an anonymous seller.
Political donations linked to fast-track applications revealed
Political donations linked to fast-track applications revealed
More than $1 million in political donations linked to fast-tracked projects have been made since 2022, including in Queenstown and the West Coast.
Gas supply: Businesses welcome govt loan scheme
Gas supply: Businesses welcome govt loan scheme
Gas supply is running out and businesses are being forced to make tough calls or risk closing entirely, according to BusinessNZ and the Employers and Manufacturers Association.
Dairy season tipped be less profitable
Dairy season tipped be less profitable
Dairy farmers are facing a less prosperous year as a new payout is accompanied by higher farm costs.
Chch to Rarotonga flights start
Chch to Rarotonga flights start
A midwinter holiday break is being made easier for South Island passengers on a new flight direct from Christchurch to Rarotonga.