Air NZ launches sale in chaotic week
Air New Zealand has launched a sale for its regional routes - including from Auckland to Dunedin - in a week marred by cancellations.
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Reserve Bank leaves interest rates unchanged at 1%
Reserve Bank leaves interest rates unchanged at 1%
The Reserve Bank has retained the official cash rate (OCR) at 1%.
2degrees caught cheating with broadband tests
2degrees caught cheating with broadband tests
The Commerce Commission has released an open letter to 2degrees, publically shaming the telco for cheating on tests designed to compare broadband performance between providers.
Inside Fletcher's Christchurch justice precinct dispute
Inside Fletcher's Christchurch justice precinct dispute
Evidence sworn in court details how Fletcher Building's relationship with its partners on the $300 million Christchurch justice precinct soured.
NZTA's soft approach leaves truck drivers 'screwed' - union
NZTA's soft approach leaves truck drivers 'screwed' - union
A truck drivers' union is furious a trucking firm has been let off without even a slap on the wrist after it wouldn't let its drivers take breaks.
Heat pump company in hot water
Heat pump company in hot water
The Commerce Commission is taking legal action against a South Island heat pump contracting company which it says misrepresented its services to the public.
Three will be a tough sell warns media expert
Three will be a tough sell warns media expert
No matter which way you cut it, the MediaWorks TV arm is going to be difficult to offload.
TV stars react to Three sell off
TV stars react to Three sell off
Cash-strapped MediaWorks has revealed plans to sell its TV business and its headquarters in Auckland's Eden Terrace.
Dress Smart up for sale
Dress Smart up for sale
Three prominent retail properties across New Zealand, including Hornby's Dress Smart, are up for sale in a deal which could exceed $350 million.
Air NZ plan to ease the squeeze
Air NZ plan to ease the squeeze: Economy Stretch
Air New Zealand is to revamp its economy in its widebody international fleet to give up to 10cm more legroom for passengers - but it'll cost you.
House sales on the increase due to 'spring uplift'
House sales on the increase due to 'spring uplift'
The real estate market has sprung back into life, but national sales volumes were flat.
Unhappy Spark Sport customers horrified it has cricket rights
Unhappy Spark Sport customers horrified it has cricket rights
A group of Spark Sport customers already unhappy with its Rugby World Cup coverage is horrified the company has been given the rights for cricket games played in New Zealand.
Building company extends its sights
Building company extends its sights
Established building company B G Beaven is extending its business into the Kaikoura district.
Briscoes opens at Bush Inn
Briscoes opens at Bush Inn
Substantial developments happening at Bush Inn Shopping Centre gather pace this week with the opening of Briscoes Homewares today.
Holiday home site admits deleting reviews
Holiday home site admits deleting reviews
Holiday accommodation booking giant Bachcare has admitted misleading consumers by deleting online reviews.
Cricket fans must stump up for two subscriptions
Cricket fans must stump up for two subscriptions
News this morning that Spark has won the cricket rights leaves die-hard fans in the awkward position of needing two subscriptions to catch all the action.
ANZ shares in trading halt on NZX
ANZ shares in trading halt on NZX
ANZ's New Zealand-listed shares have been placed in a trading halt ahead of an announcement regarding customer compensation.
Fonterra appoints new chief operating officer
Fonterra appoints new chief operating officer
Fonterra has appointed the current chief executive of Mercury Energy, Fraser Whineray, to its management team in the newly created role of chief operating officer, starting in early 2020.
Rugby fans plan $250m suit against Spark
Rugby fans plan $250m suit against Spark
A group of irate rugby fans say they will sue Spark for $250 million for failings in its livestreaming service of the Rugby World Cup.
Five family members guilty of massive tax swindle
Five family members guilty of massive tax swindle
Five members of one family have been sent to prison and home detention after a $2.3 million tax evasion case brought by Inland Revenue.