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Tue 07 Apr 2026 05:48:50am

MARKET MOVEMENTS

Tue 07 Apr 2026 05:48:50am

MARKET MOVEMENTS

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Investment

A2 Milk to pay $75m in class action settlement

Agreement ends Australian claims alleging misleading and deceptive conduct in company disclosures in 2020 and 2021.

NBR Staff Tue, 07 Apr 2026

Investment

A2 Milk to pay $75m in class action settlement

Agreement ends Australian claims alleging misleading and deceptive conduct in company disclosures in 2020 and 2021.

NBR Staff Tue, 07 Apr 2026

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

ANALYSIS: Investors have lost millions and companies have collapsed, but medicinal cannabis players still see a bright future.

Shoeshine

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

ANALYSIS: Investors have lost millions and companies have collapsed, but medicinal cannabis players still see a bright future.

Fiona Rotherham Tue, 07 Apr 2026

Toil & Trouble

Employers and the fuel crisis: don’t panic, plan

What workplaces should be considering – and what some are doing – as the Middle East conflict continues to impact global fuel supplies.

Toil & Trouble

Employers and the fuel crisis: don’t panic, plan

What workplaces should be considering – and what some are doing – as the Middle East conflict continues to impact global fuel supplies.

Fiona Rotherham and Jono Mitchell Tue, 07 Apr 2026

Investment

Ebos’ freight fuel costs could surge by $2.5m a month

Healthcare heavyweight’s ‘meaningful’ exposure to higher fuel costs could merit an earnings downgrade, analysts say.

Investment

Ebos’ freight fuel costs could surge by $2.5m a month

Healthcare heavyweight’s ‘meaningful’ exposure to higher fuel costs could merit an earnings downgrade, analysts say.

Brent Melville Tue, 07 Apr 2026

Quick Takes

Allan Gray boosts Fletcher stake to 19.7%

Fund manager Allan Gray Australia has disclosed further net purchases of Fletcher Building shares, taking its holdings to 19.7%, up from 18.7% last June.
According to the disclosure, funds managed by Allan Gray bought A$129.2m ($156m) of shares between June and last week for an average A$2.78 a share.
Over the same period its funds sold A$104m worth for an average A$2.93.
The shares were trading on the ASX on Tuesday at around A$2.43.
Analyst Sudhir Kissun said the stake indicated Allan Gray’s view the shares were attractively priced.
While the share price reflected a depressed New Zealand building cycle, “our view is that the cycle turns upwards at some point,” he said.
“We’re patient investors and we’re happy to wait for the turn to come. The current management team are doing a lot of the right things in terms of positioning the business for an upturn.”

Summerset lifts unit sales; plans for fuel price rises

Dual-listed retirement village operator Summerset has lifted its first-quarter unit sales on a year ago, reporting 365 sales in the three months ended March.
This included 177 new unit sales and 188 resales, which is a respective 34% and 19% rise on the same period a year ago.
Chief executive Scott Scoullar said the company was pleased with the strong momentum through the quarter and expected it to flow through to the next.
He also said the company had not seen any immediate impact from rising fuel prices on sales or a material lift in construction costs, although it expected price increases in the coming months if the conflict in the Middle East persisted.
The company would increase use of EVs in its fleet, as well as reduce air travel, he said.
Summerset did not intend to make any changes to its operations now, but planned for several scenarios if the situation changed.

Tue 07 Apr 2026 05:46:24am

MARKET MOVEMENTS

Listen to NBR Podcast episodes

Middle East war shocks fragile New Zealand economy

The NBR Podcast

Podcast #98: NZ small businesses ‘lack ambition’

Margin Call

The importance of beholding earnings (expectations)

Morning Brew

Iran rejects ceasefire proposal; Strait of Hormuz deadline looms

Market Outlook

Buoyant US market awaits impact of fuel cost increase

Your Business

Better Packaging Co wins award for Chinese platform

Shoeshine

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

Toil & Trouble

Employers and the fuel crisis: don’t panic, plan

Dollars & Sense

Middle East war shocks fragile New Zealand economy

Morning Brew

Iran rejects ceasefire proposal; Strait of Hormuz deadline looms

Margin Call

The importance of beholding earnings (expectations)

Investment

A2 Milk to pay $75m in class action settlement

General Business

Racing industry warns of unsustainable ‘loops of decay’

Politics

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

Hunter’s Corner

KMD Brands delivers an epic fail

Politically Speaking

Dealing with the fuel crisis and reshuffling the Cabinet

Underarm

Iran crisis exposes Australia’s energy vulnerability

Te Ao Māori

Pounamu court case exposes flaws in the law

Singaporean-Japanese group snaps up Jack’s Point hotel site

Tak Development is owned by the giant Japanese Takenaka Corporation.

Te Ao Māori

Waititi, Curtis and Momoa buy Studio West

Filmmakers Taika Waititi, Cliff Curtis and Jason Momoa have bought Glen Eden production facility Studio West, giving their Āriki Group its first confirmed foothold in West Auckland screen infrastructure.

Politics

PM suggests reporters are over-thinking Cabinet reshuffle

Christopher Luxon says he had a ‘really positive conversation’ with Chris Bishop about the changes.

Law

Crown appeal on two CBL charges dismissed

Not guilty verdicts on two of the eight charges for which ex-CBL executives Peter Harris and Carden Mulholland were acquitted, were not found to contain errors.

Featured

Politically Speaking

Dealing with the fuel crisis and reshuffling the Cabinet

ANALYSIS: The Government has changed its tone and is being more assertive in response to the fuel crisis.

General Business

Net gains with Sean Marks

A Kiwi basketballer who once fought for playing minutes in the NBA, is in charge of one of its biggest franchises, rebuilding the Brooklyn Nets.

General Business

Net gains with Sean Marks

A Kiwi basketballer who once fought for playing minutes in the NBA, is in charge of one of its biggest franchises, rebuilding the Brooklyn Nets.

Politics

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

Outgoing Commissioner has panned the Government’s changes to allow members to tap into their KiwiSaver to purchase a farm.

Politics

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

Outgoing Commissioner has panned the Government’s changes to allow members to tap into their KiwiSaver to purchase a farm.

Deals

Making millionaires: PartsTrader deal struck at $650m

Founders of the auto parts marketplace would have had a $73.5 million return after the sale of the company was concluded in February.

Deals

Making millionaires: PartsTrader deal struck at $650m

Analysis

Book Review

Exposing China’s ‘Snow job’

ANALYSIS: Historian challenges mythology of Mao’s rise to power.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 05 Apr 2026

Executive Health

Why saying ‘no’ is a wellness practice

High performers are wired to respond positively to opportunity. But that’s not always a good thing.

Peter Bristow Sun, 05 Apr 2026

Hunter’s Corner

KMD Brands delivers an epic fail

ANALYSIS: The retailer is forcing shareholders to invest in a surprise capital raise – and they're unlikely to forget it.

Tim Hunter Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Edwards on Politics

Optimists turn pessimists as Iran war drags on

ANALYSIS: The Treasury’s latest thinking won’t be clear until the May 28 Budget.

Brent Edwards Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Investment

NZX50 declines for 5th week as Trump plans to hit Iran hard

KMD held above its deeply discounted offer price in its trading return.

Curious News Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Instos stump up for $44.2m in KMD Brands capital raise

KMD's shares plunged 46% to 6.1 cents after market open.

NBR Staff Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Infratil, Meridian weigh on NZX50 as Asia rallies

Interest-rate sensitive tech stocks Serko and Gentrack were among the day’s biggest gainers.

Curious News Wed, 01 Apr 2026

Economics

The Government’s contribution to bringing interest rates down

Interest rates could be 15 basis points higher, a paper obtained by NBR under the Official Information Act suggests.

Brent Edwards Wed, 01 Apr 2026

Conway urges caution over the impact of Iran war

WATCH: RBNZ chief economist discusses inflation pressures and New Zealand’s fragile economic recovery.

Jonathan Mitchell Wed, 25 Mar 2026

RBNZ risks repeating Covid-era mistakes on Iran, academic warns

WATCH: Dr Anna Breman says the Monetary Policy Committee won’t jump on the immediate fuel shock.

Jonathan Mitchell Tue, 24 Mar 2026

Politics

Seymour promises cool heads in face of fuel crisis

"We can respond to fuel shortages from the Iran war without committing the knee-jerk mistakes made during Covid," he says.

NBR Staff Tue, 31 Mar 2026

A $22b opportunity: businesses push for climate policy stability

Report says sustainability is now a source of competitive advantage, profit, and resilience.

Brent Edwards Tue, 31 Mar 2026

Government’s tone gets more serious as Iran conflict drags on

New Zealand ‘gravely concerned’ about the trajectory of the conflict, says Christopher Luxon.

Brent Edwards Mon, 30 Mar 2026

Te Ao Māori

Pounamu court case exposes flaws in the law

ANALYSIS: The first successful Customs prosecution over pounamu exports has delivered a guilty verdict, but the bigger issue now is whether the law is clear enough, and whether the public understands it.

Mike McRoberts Wed, 01 Apr 2026

Fastest-growing construction firm rings in success

Stronghold Group has grown from a small Auckland building contractor into the country’s fastest growing construction firm, with owners Quincy and Karalee Tangiau backing values, relationships, and careful reinvestment over outside capital.

Mike McRoberts Mon, 23 Mar 2026

Ruapuke wins customary marine title, again

A High Court ruling has confirmed Ruapuke Island Group whānau hold the title again, after law changes pushed the case back to court.

Mike McRoberts Thu, 05 Mar 2026

Primary Industries

BNZ to come up short following Rockit entities' asset sales

BDO has entered agreements to sell assets, but doesn’t expect the bank to recoup the full amount owing to it.

Kate McVicar Mon, 30 Mar 2026

Heinz Wattie’s confirms 300 jobs axed

Three manufacturing facilities in Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin – as well as Hastings packing line – will close.

NBR Staff Fri, 27 Mar 2026

Creditors vote to put MyFarm Rockit partnership into liquidation

Rākete Orchards GP and Rākete Orchards LP owe creditors $12m.

Kate McVicar Wed, 25 Mar 2026

Australia

Canva posts A$1b in statutory losses as market awaits IPO

News of the losses come as the ‘SaaSpocalypse’ could test the company’s US$65b valuation.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 30 Mar 2026

Binance cops A$10m penalty for mis-selling crypto derivatives

In addition to the penalty, Binance has paid A$13m in compensation.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 30 Mar 2026

RBA hikes rates for second time this year

With the official interest rate differential with NZ now at 1.85%, the Australian dollar is at historic highs against the NZD.

Lachlan Colquhoun Tue, 17 Mar 2026

Tech & Innovation

Govt to reallocate $122m of science funds to advanced technology

The move follows a report by the Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council identifying four priority areas for future public investment.

Fiona Rotherham Wed, 01 Apr 2026

Cleantech company Alimentary raises $7.7m for first plant

It has developed an anaerobic digestion system to solve problems for ageing sludge ponds in many of the country’s wastewater treatment plants.

Fiona Rotherham Sat, 28 Mar 2026

Halter touting new valuation of more than $3.4 billion

The funding round would double Kiwi startup’s previous valuation of $1.6 billion.

NBR Staff Sun, 22 Mar 2026

Law

Former OneRoof chief named as receiving underage sex services

Greg Hornblow’s identity and that of his employer had been suppressed since he was found guilty of receiving commercial sex services in November.

Brent Melville Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Aussie case an A$188,000 reminder for handling psychosocial risks

The case marks the first time a Commonwealth employer has been convicted for failing to manage psychological risks in the workplace and has direct relevance for Kiwi employers.

Fiona Rotherham Tue, 31 Mar 2026

Crown breached contract with midwives over fair pay, court rules

College of Midwives says successful class action is likely to result in ‘substantial’ damages.

Hamish McNicol Thu, 26 Mar 2026

Finance

Specialist lenders’ book boosted by jump in business loans

Loan applications and approvals are up, says a new report, but impairments are also at their highest levels in five years.

Brent Melville Tue, 31 Mar 2026

BlackBull Markets sounding out investor interest

The Auckland-based trading platform is said to be seeking a dual listing in Australia and New Zealand.

Hamish McNicol Wed, 25 Mar 2026

How lower fees could have a big impact on your KiwiSaver

ANALYSIS: Part four of a series examining how much you need to save for retirement.

Brent Sheather Sun, 22 Mar 2026

The NBR Podcast

Podcast #97: ‘Unicorn’ Halter rounds up a big raise

LISTEN: Craig Piggott on what's next after his agritech startup doubled its valuation in just nine months.

Simon Shepherd Tue, 31 Mar 2026

Podcast #96: Supercritical geothermal

LISTEN: It’s been described as a ‘moonbeam’ but is the answer to electricity sovereignty right beneath our feet?

Simon Shepherd Tue, 24 Mar 2026

Podcast #95: Fuel shock clips Air NZ’s wings

LISTEN: Airline suffers from the ‘crack spread’, so what can we do about fuel security?

Simon Shepherd Tue, 17 Mar 2026

General Business

War breeds market volatility as business confidence ‘smashed’

KMD Brands’ hugely discounted equity raise, ANZ’s confidence survey drop, and house price doldrums indicate a difficult path forward.

Will Mace Sat, 04 Apr 2026

Quick Takes of the Week to April 3

In case you missed it: News bites for the week.

NBR Staff Fri, 03 Apr 2026

KMD Bans, Kiki fool, Amova spice, Minters IPO?

Our weekly collection of news bites, hot takes, and gossip around the town.

NBR Staff Fri, 03 Apr 2026

Deals

Halter confirms $3.4b valuation after $377m Series E

Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund led the latest capital raise for the Kiwi agritech unicorn.

NBR Staff Wed, 25 Mar 2026

Whip Around secures majority investment from PE firm Accel-KKR

One of its early investors, CEO Noah Hickey, will continue to run the company from the US.

Fiona Rotherham Wed, 04 Mar 2026

Magellan to transform with A$1.6b Barrenjoey deal

The deal goes against the industry trend, and integrates investment banking and funds management.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 02 Mar 2026

Tourism

Billionaire Kwek Leng Beng picks The Mayfair

After a failed bid for NZ’s only listed hotel group, the Singaporean hotelier has selected the five-star hotel as the first in the southern hemisphere to join his elite collection.

Brent Melville Mon, 30 Mar 2026

THL shares retrace losses, as Trouchet departs

Share price recovery follows initial hit in the wake of travel and oil price fears on the US/Israel-Iran conflict.

Brent Melville Tue, 03 Mar 2026

Tourism Holdings profits up 17%, opens door to new offer

Company chair signals the motorhome company is open to a revised bid from the Apollo RV founder consortium or ‘other potential bidders’ at above $663m level.

Brent Melville Mon, 23 Feb 2026

Infrastructure

S&P raises concerns about rates caps for New Zealand councils

It says councils are likely to have to defer or cancel spending on infrastructure.

Brent Edwards Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Bishop stares down Auckland’s ‘$4b’ volcanic view shafts

Housing and Infrastructure Minister discloses $2500 ‘per household’ as the cost of preserving the lines of sight.

Brent Melville Fri, 27 Mar 2026

Developers raise ‘serious questions’ over Auckland water deal

Watercare says an ‘inherited’ agreement with Veolia in South Auckland, and a watertight confidentiality clause, leaves Auckland's relationship with the French multinational on an uncertain footing.

Brent Melville Fri, 27 Mar 2026

Property

Another Black Robin Equity entity flies into receivership

Creditors and investors are owed an estimated $9m, with little expected to be recovered after a series of unfortunate investments.

Brent Melville Wed, 01 Apr 2026

Small win for golfers, as 18ha retained at Takapuna GC

The Kaipātiki local board has decided to retain a strong sports and community element at the AF Thomas Park, although finer details still have to be ironed out.

Brent Melville Thu, 26 Mar 2026

Back to the office: ‘disengagement’ is over, research says

There are signals the office market is set for a rebound, getting back to levels last seen before the Global Financial Crisis.

Brent Melville Wed, 25 Mar 2026

Professional Services

Lane Neave managing partner retires

He will be replaced by litigation partner Ben Russell.

Hamish McNicol Wed, 01 Apr 2026

New MinterEllisonRuddWatts boss talks up Australian opportunity

Former Vital Healthcare Property Trust CEO Aaron Hockly became the law firm’s head this month.

Hamish McNicol Tue, 31 Mar 2026

Technical glitch throws accounting exams into chaos

The exam provider has also won a major contract with the Ministry of Education.

Lachlan Colquhoun Fri, 13 Mar 2026

NBR Focus

Election 2026: The battle for Auckland

From red tide to blue wave – what will it be this time?

Simon Shepherd Thu, 05 Mar 2026

Election 2026: Māori seats in the spotlight

A fractured Waitangi, a looming court ruling, a Labour reset, and a referendum threat have thrust the Māori electorates back to the centre of election year politics.

Mike McRoberts Thu, 05 Mar 2026

Election 2026: Will voters care about the deficit?

Forty years ago, former Prime Minister Robert Muldoon said people wouldn’t know a deficit if they tripped over it.

Brent Edwards Wed, 04 Mar 2026

Retail

The risks of extending the right to make a citizen’s arrest

The proposal could lead to unintended consequences, says BusinessNZ.

Brent Edwards Thu, 12 Mar 2026

The man who helped build Kathmandu and Macpac – then walked away

Alchemy Equipment founder Campbell Junor on working in other people’s operations before building his own.

Kate McVicar Wed, 11 Mar 2026

Proven entrepreneur hopes to repeat success with skincare venture

Teen-focused skincare brand Evre is expanding its North American presence and looks to raise at least US$2m.

Kate McVicar Mon, 09 Mar 2026

Luxury Property

Glendowie golden visa, Bayswater watch, what £20k bought in 1967

Offshore buying proves a bright spot in otherwise slow recovery for high-end properties – and as Middle Eastern buyers start looking.

Brent Melville Wed, 25 Mar 2026

First Light’s Hickey sells in Ongaonga, Seselj buys in Herne Bay

‘You wouldn’t want to leave your cell phone at one end of this home’, realtor says.

Brent Melville Wed, 25 Feb 2026

Coatesville club, Tuscan in Waimauku, $10m Albert St views

International buyers ramp up interest for homes above $5m; Aussie developer sells down Albert St tower, digs into Queenstown.

Brent Melville Wed, 28 Jan 2026

Aviation News

United to add 250 aircraft to fleet over next two years

Carry On: Business jet sales, Twin Otter milestone, new routes.

Nevil Gibson Sat, 04 Apr 2026

Gulf carriers carry on during Middle East conflict

Carry On: China-North Korea resumption, AerCap’s Airbus deal, new routes.

Nevil Gibson Sat, 28 Mar 2026

Jetstar cutting domestic and trans-Tasman flights, 12% affected

Qantas-owned carrier says the cuts are due to rising fuel costs, but also engineering and fleet requirements.

Will Mace Thu, 26 Mar 2026

Energy

Govt to fund more diesel storage at Marsden Pt

Channel Infrastructure will convert former crude oil tanks for diesel use in two months.

NBR Staff Thu, 02 Apr 2026

Govt mulls levy to fund more diesel storage

Channel Infrastructure says it would take several months to convert former crude oil tanks to store a further week’s supply.

Tim Hunter Wed, 25 Mar 2026

Mobil NZ on the block, says report

Oil multinational has previously said it wants to ‘high-grade’ its assets.

NBR Staff Wed, 25 Mar 2026

Rich List

40 years of the Rich List: 2006 Trade Me sale’s 17 millionaires

In the lead-up to the 40th edition of the Rich List in June, NBR is opening the archives to reproduce some of the best content from the past four decades.

NBR Staff Fri, 27 Mar 2026

40 years of the Rich List: Graeme Hart named first billionaire

In the lead-up to the 40th edition of the Rich List in June, NBR is opening the archives to reproduce some of the best content from the past four decades.

NBR Staff Fri, 27 Feb 2026

40 years of the Rich List: a look back to 1990

In the lead-up to the 40th edition of the Rich List in June, NBR is opening the archives to reproduce some of the best content from the past four decades.

NBR Staff Fri, 30 Jan 2026

Marketing & Media

TVNZ’s interim profit falls as one-off costs bite

The state broadcaster will pay an interim dividend of $1.3m to the Crown.

NBR Staff Fri, 06 Mar 2026

Leaked emails reveal SkyCity breached NBR copyright

The listed casino operator had been distributing PDF copies of NBR articles to staff using just one subscription.

NBR Staff Wed, 21 Jan 2026

NBR bans banking giant Macquarie for alleged copyright breaches

Investigations suggest the A$79b market cap firm shared one subscription among dozens of staff.

NBR Staff Fri, 16 Jan 2026

Comings & Goings

New CEO for Environmental Protection Authority

Lian Butcher joins the EPA from Greater Wellington Regional Council.

Tue, 07 Apr 2026

New CEO for New Zealand Apples and Pears

Adsett has been acting general manager of the industry body since December 2025.

Tue, 07 Apr 2026

New directors for KiwiRail and Railways Corporation

Angela Nash and Chris Gudgeon will add depth and further skills to the boards, says chair.

Thu, 02 Apr 2026

A2 Milk to pay $75m in class action settlement

A2 Milk to pay $75m in class action settlement

A2 wins halt to NZ shareholder action pending Aussie outcome

Third class action filed against A2 Milk

Free News Alerts

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

Employers and the fuel crisis: don’t panic, plan

Employers and the fuel crisis: don’t panic, plan

Ebos’ freight fuel costs could surge by $2.5m a month

Ebos’ freight fuel costs could surge by $2.5m a month

Allan Gray boosts Fletcher stake to 19.7%

Summerset lifts unit sales; plans for fuel price rises

Title

Middle East war shocks fragile New Zealand economy

Podcast #98: NZ small businesses ‘lack ambition’

The importance of beholding earnings (expectations)

Iran rejects ceasefire proposal; Strait of Hormuz deadline looms

Buoyant US market awaits impact of fuel cost increase

Better Packaging Co wins award for Chinese platform

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

Employers and the fuel crisis: don’t panic, plan

Middle East war shocks fragile New Zealand economy

Iran rejects ceasefire proposal; Strait of Hormuz deadline looms

The importance of beholding earnings (expectations)

A2 Milk to pay $75m in class action settlement

Racing industry warns of unsustainable ‘loops of decay’

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

KMD Brands delivers an epic fail

Dealing with the fuel crisis and reshuffling the Cabinet

Iran crisis exposes Australia’s energy vulnerability

Pounamu court case exposes flaws in the law

Singaporean-Japanese group snaps up Jack’s Point hotel site

Waititi, Curtis and Momoa buy Studio West

PM suggests reporters are over-thinking Cabinet reshuffle

Crown appeal on two CBL charges dismissed

Dealing with the fuel crisis and reshuffling the Cabinet

Net gains with Sean Marks

Net gains with Sean Marks

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

Making millionaires: PartsTrader deal struck at $650m

Making millionaires: PartsTrader deal struck at $650m

Cabinet reshuffle sees Chris Bishop replaced

Dealing with the fuel crisis

Podcast: ‘Unicorn’ Halter rounds up a big raise

A $22b opportunity: businesses push for climate policy stability

Fuel: Willis, not Luxon, is leading the way

No “senseless virtue signalling” signals Peters

Shane Jones on geothermal energy

Inflation pressures and NZ’s fragile economic recovery

RBNZ risks repeating Covid-era mistakes on Iran

When a kill chain refusal becomes a supply chain risk

When the personal becomes political

Fuel shock: Potential targeted response

Is AI the future of banking?

Media questioned Luxon’s leadership

Covid-19 inquiry just fuel for election year?

Hoping for bipartisan support of Holidays Act overhaul

Law doesn’t save lives, people do: health and safety lawyer

Luxon’s confusion over Iran

Brown’s message on AKL housing

Auckland Boat Show: Late Rich Lister’s superyacht sold

Exposing China’s ‘Snow job’

Why saying ‘no’ is a wellness practice

KMD Brands delivers an epic fail

Optimists turn pessimists as Iran war drags on

Investment

NZX50 declines for 5th week as Trump plans to hit Iran hard

Instos stump up for $44.2m in KMD Brands capital raise

Infratil, Meridian weigh on NZX50 as Asia rallies

Economics

The Government’s contribution to bringing interest rates down

Conway urges caution over the impact of Iran war

RBNZ risks repeating Covid-era mistakes on Iran, academic warns

Politics

Seymour promises cool heads in face of fuel crisis

A $22b opportunity: businesses push for climate policy stability

Government’s tone gets more serious as Iran conflict drags on

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