'It's all over the place': Qantas customer data leaked
Australian airline passengers are on high alert after hackers leaked the personal information of up to 5.7 million Qantas customers.
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Long road to create ‘absolute dream life’
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Long road to create ‘absolute dream life’
Life is all good for Rose Gleeson.
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Expo to emphasise whānau in business
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Expo to emphasise whānau in business
A Māori-led business network hopes to bring a different kind of expo to Dunedin by broadening its scope to the whānau behind businesses.
Dozens apply for Te Anau factory hand role
'Unheard of': Dozens apply for Te Anau factory hand role
A Fiordland company say they've never seen anything like it after recently receiving 91 applications for a factory hand role in Te Anau.
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New Geraldine factory set to double processing capacity
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New Geraldine factory set to double processing capacity
French owners of jam, juice and sauce company Barker’s will start processing at a new factory near Geraldine by the end of the year as part of a $50 million to $60m expansion project.
Bad news for unsecured Smiths City creditors
Bad news for unsecured Smiths City creditors
The collapse of large retailer Smiths City has liquidators expecting many creditors will go unpaid after adding up more than $26.8 million in liabilities.
Linked cleaning firms placed in liquidation
Linked cleaning firms placed in liquidation
Two Southern Lakes cleaning and laundry businesses, both with the same director, are insolvent and have been placed into liquidation.
Willis lauds 'progress' as deficit lower than expected
Willis lauds 'progress' as deficit lower than expected
The government's finances ended the year in better than expected shape, but still deeply in deficit.
Peters urges farmers to think 'very carefully' before Fonterra brand sale
Peters urges farmers to think 'very carefully' before Fonterra brand sale
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is demanding answers from Fonterra over the sale of its consumer businesses to French dairy giant Lactalis.
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Six-keg trailer a ‘drop-off, pick-up service’
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Six-keg trailer a ‘drop-off, pick-up service’
A Dunedin woman has come up with an idea for those who want a cool brew any time and anywhere they want.
Precious metal shatters milestone
Precious metal shatters milestone
Gold is up about 54% so far this year as investors flock to the safe-haven asset.
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Dunedin kebab restaurant closes amid tough times
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Dunedin kebab restaurant closes amid tough times
Tough economic times and rising costs have culminated in the "difficult decision" to place a Dunedin kebab restaurant into liquidation.
Reserve Bank slashes OCR to 2.5%
Reserve Bank slashes OCR to 2.5%
The Reserve Bank has opted for boldness over caution as it delivered a 50-basis-point cut to the official cash rate to 2.5%, and signalled further reductions.
Another jail term for disgraced real estate agent
Another jail term for disgraced real estate agent
Aaron Drever has been sentenced to another eight months' jail - this time for misleading the Official Assignee.
Construction workforce set to triple at Fonterra’s Edendale UHT plant
Construction workforce set to triple at Fonterra’s Edendale UHT plant
Construction teams will swell to 150 contractors on Fonterra’s new $150 million ultra-high temperature cream plant at Southland’s Edendale site in coming months.
Safety focus for 1000 farm visits
Safety focus for 1000 farm visits
WorkSafe inspectors will visit 1000 farms before the end of the year, focusing on the safety of quadbikes and other risks to prevent agriculture becoming the deadliest sector in New Zealand again.
Changes may mean cuts to mail delivery days
Changes may mean cuts to mail delivery days
Changes have been signed off that allow NZ Post to reduce the number of days it offers a mail service.
Are orchardists 'crying out' for workers?
Are orchardists 'crying out' for workers?
An orchardist says the horticulture industry is not crying out for workers, as the prime minister urges young people to look for work in the sector.
Hospo sector looking up: data
Hospo sector looking up: data
A Christchurch hospitality sector dining on a spending rise suggests pubs, cafes, restaurants and takeaway outlets are no longer still struggling.
Debts increase to $35m
Debts increase to $35m
Another business linked to Christchurch property developer Andrew Bendemski has folded, leaving a string of connected companies owing at least $35 million to creditors.