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BusinessJuly 24

Record dividend for Skyline shareholders

Another record dividend payout is on the way for Skyline shareholders.
Tracey Roxburgh
    Record dividend for Skyline shareholders
    Record dividend for Skyline shareholders
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    BusinessJuly 24

    Worker demand on rise in job advertisements for the South Island — Seek NZ report

    Job advertisements are up about 20% more than they were a year ago for Seek NZ employment listings in Canterbury and Otago.
    Tim Cronshaw
    Worker demand on rise in job advertisements for the South Island — Seek NZ report
    Worker demand on rise in job advertisements for the South Island — Seek NZ report
    BusinessJuly 23

    NZ faces higher tariff from US

    The US is set to impose new tariffs ranging from 10-12.5% on 60 economies, including New Zealand, as the Trump administration looks to rebuild its tariff regime.
    NZ faces higher tariff from US
    NZ faces higher tariff from US
    BusinessJuly 23

    Fuel boss expects price hike soon

    A fuel boss thinks prices will climb up to 20c a litre in coming weeks after developments in the US-Iran conflict.
    Fuel boss expects price hike soon
    Fuel boss expects price hike soon
    BusinessJuly 22

    Four out of 10 Kiwis taking on debt to cover living costs

    The cost of living - and rising grocery bills in particular - is proving a big barrier to New Zealanders saving, according to a new report from Kiwibank.
    Corin Dann
    Four out of 10 Kiwis taking on debt to cover living costs
    Four out of 10 Kiwis taking on debt to cover living costs
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    BusinessJuly 22

    Bank seeks to grow market share in Dunedin

    The chief executive of a small New Zealand bank taking on large Australian competitors says it wants to nearly double its share of the market in Dunedin.
    Tim Scott
    Bank seeks to grow market share in Dunedin
    Bank seeks to grow market share in Dunedin
    BusinessJuly 21

    Stuff editorial website jobs under threat

    Stuff Digital has confirmed that up to eight journalism jobs could go as it pursues a "simplified structure" in its editorial team.
    Stuff editorial website jobs under threat
    Stuff editorial website jobs under threat
    BusinessJuly 21

    Fake 'NZ-based' sites fooling online shoppers

    Consumer New Zealand is warning online shoppers to be extra aware when attempting to buy Kiwi-made following a number of reports about online stores appearing to be local, when in fact they are based overseas.
    Fake 'NZ-based' sites fooling online shoppers
    Fake 'NZ-based' sites fooling online shoppers
    BusinessJuly 20

    Inflation rises to highest rate in two years

    Inflation hit a two year high as the full impact of the Middle East war made itself felt on prices.
    Inflation rises to highest rate in two years
    Inflation rises to highest rate in two years
    BusinessJuly 20

    Inflation tipped to reach two-year high

    Inflation expected to be at least 4% in year ended June, a two-year high
    Inflation tipped to reach two-year high
    Inflation tipped to reach two-year high
    BusinessJuly 20

    Opposition concern at RMA reforms

    The PM says RMA reforms will make building infrastructure easier, faster and more affordable.
    Russell Palmer of RNZ
    Opposition concern at RMA reforms
    Opposition concern at RMA reforms
    BusinessJuly 20

    Job cuts at Creative NZ

    The arts funding agency is reducing overall staff numbers from 84 to 55 roles.
    Job cuts at Creative NZ
    Job cuts at Creative NZ
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    BusinessJuly 19

    Opinion: evidence needed when AI replaces jobs

    Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith recently announced that the core public service could be brought down to about 55,000 staff.
    Opinion: evidence needed when AI replaces jobs
    Opinion: evidence needed when AI replaces jobs