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Politically Speaking

Responding to Trump’s rhetoric and the impact on inflation

ANALYSIS: Economic forecasting has never been an exact science but now it is more guesswork than ever.

Brent Edwards Sat, 11 Apr 2026

Politically Speaking

Responding to Trump’s rhetoric and the impact on inflation

ANALYSIS: Economic forecasting has never been an exact science but now it is more guesswork than ever.

Brent Edwards Sat, 11 Apr 2026

Playing chicken: Optimism persists as oil price veers wildly

So much uncertainty exists, but global indices are still only a few percentage points off their highest-ever levels.

Market Review

Playing chicken: Optimism persists as oil price veers wildly

So much uncertainty exists, but global indices are still only a few percentage points off their highest-ever levels.

Will Mace Sat, 11 Apr 2026

Aviation News

Gulf airline slashes airfares in response to Mid-East conflict

Carry On: Virgin Australia goes retro, Iata forecast, new routes.

Aviation News

Gulf airline slashes airfares in response to Mid-East conflict

Carry On: Virgin Australia goes retro, Iata forecast, new routes.

Nevil Gibson Sat, 11 Apr 2026

Last Word

Putting a corporate tax cut on the policy agenda

ANALYSIS: In a recent survey, New Zealand small business ranked last in Asia-Pacific on growth, innovation and hiring for the second consecutive year.

Last Word

Putting a corporate tax cut on the policy agenda

ANALYSIS: In a recent survey, New Zealand small business ranked last in Asia-Pacific on growth, innovation and hiring for the second consecutive year.

Hamish McNicol and Calida Stuart-Menteath Fri, 10 Apr 2026

Quick Takes

Judge who yelled at Winston Peters keeps her job

A judge accused of yelling at New Zealand First leader Winston Peters and calling him a liar at a function at Auckland’s Northern Club in 2024 will remain an acting district court judge until her warrant expires next February. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said a panel, which looked at Judge Ema Aitken’s conduct, has found that her removal as a judge was not justified. Goldsmith said the panel found her actions were a serious breach of 'comity', which requires each of the executive, the judiciary and the legislature to act with mutual restraint and respect towards the others. “However, the panel considered the judge’s conduct fell short of the high threshold of ‘misbehaviour’ necessary to warrant consideration of her removal,” he said.

PaySauce customer acquisitions offset decline in interest income

NZX-listed software-as-a-service company PaySauce has reported a 6% year-on-year increase in annual recurring revenue at the end of March, as active customer numbers rose 5% to 8600. In a fourth-quarter update preceding its full-year results announcement in May, the company said revenue growth from new customer acquisition and service enhancements had more than offset a 23% year-on-year decline in interest income on client funds. Interest income had dropped as term deposits matured and were re-priced at lower yields, and now represented 18% of total recurring revenue, down 6 percentage points on the same quarter a year ago. The company disclosed a 12% year-on-year increase in processing fee revenue, totalling $1.8 million for the quarter. A key achievement in the quarter was onboarding the first commercial customers in Australia to its new Global Payroll Platform, following a successful pilot last year and a soft launch at the Australian Dairy Conference in February.

Last Word

Putting a corporate tax cut on the policy agenda

Edwards on Politics

The fishhooks in National’s coalition agreement with NZ First

Te Ao Māori

Apple growers aim to blend Māori knowledge with science

Book Review

Exposing China’s ‘Snow job’

Toil & Trouble

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

Politics

US and Iran agree two-week ceasefire before escalation deadline

Primary Industries

Willis told to ask Lactalis about NZ’s investment rules

Air NZ retreat, Heartland insider, Pringle posts, NZX CE-no

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

Politics

NZ urged to help poorer countries deal with climate change

New Motu report says altruism alone is unlikely to overcome public opposition to the idea.

Law

A2 Milk faces revived NZ claim after Aussie settlement

The $75m deal will lift a stay on New Zealand class action with more than 3000 members.

Energy

Too early to say when Iran ceasefire will lower fuel prices

New Zealand still has adequate supply levels as Easter fuel demand fell due to high prices.

Featured

Te Ao Māori

Apple growers aim to blend Māori knowledge with science

A Wairoa orchard trial will test whether management guided by the Māori lunar calendar can cut chemical use and still thrive as a commercial apple business.

Professional Services

FMA’s ongoing ‘going concern’ concerns

Latest Financial Statements Monitoring Insights report highlights several areas of reporting concerns for the market regulator.

Professional Services

FMA’s ongoing ‘going concern’ concerns

Latest Financial Statements Monitoring Insights report highlights several areas of reporting concerns for the market regulator.

Deals

What newbie non-bank lender Runway plans to do with Lock Finance

The specialist in invoice and receivables finance has been acquired by a company backed by Marko Bogoievski and Jonathan Reid.

Deals

What newbie non-bank lender Runway plans to do with Lock Finance

The specialist in invoice and receivables finance has been acquired by a company backed by Marko Bogoievski and Jonathan Reid.

Economics

NZ economic recovery will slow but recession unlikely: Rabobank

WATCH: The timing around rate hikes is still uncertain as the Iran war keeps inflation higher for longer.

Economics

NZ economic recovery will slow but recession unlikely: Rabobank

Analysis

Edwards on Politics

The fishhooks in National’s coalition agreement with NZ First

ANALYSIS: National MPs have warned they might vote against the Fisheries Amendment Bill.

Brent Edwards Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Underarm

Air NZ to fly where no one has flown before – to Western Sydney

ANALYSIS: The timing may not be ideal, but Air New Zealand’s decision to use the new Sydney Airport looks like a sound investment in a growing market.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

Margin Call

The importance of beholding earnings (expectations)

ANALYSIS: The trend in earnings revisions can be a powerful tool to overlay on an investment process

Nicholas Bagnall Tue, 07 Apr 2026

Investment

NZX50 nudges higher as US-Iran ceasefire optimism wanes

Vista rallied on an upbeat Forsyth Barr report.

Curious News Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Goodman inks US data centre joint venture

NBR Rich Lister Greg Goodman’s company is becoming a major player in global data centres.

Lachlan Colquhoun Thu, 09 Apr 2026

NZX50, kiwi soar on US-Iran circuit breaker

Travel and tourism companies were among those leading local gainers.

Curious News Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Economics

OCR on hold as Middle East war turns to ceasefire

RBNZ governor warned the central bank would act ‘decisively and timely’ to raise the OCR if medium term inflation pressures were baked in and wages were rising.

Jonathan Mitchell Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Middle East war shocks fragile New Zealand economy

WATCH: Dollars & Sense debates the economic fallout from the Iran war.

Jonathan Mitchell Tue, 07 Apr 2026

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

Politics

US and Iran agree two-week ceasefire before escalation deadline

PM Christopher Luxon criticised US President Donald Trump’s threat that ‘a whole civilisation will die’ if Iran did not heed his demand about re-opening the Strait of Hormuz.

Lachlan Colquhoun and Brent Edwards Wed, 08 Apr 2026

‘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.

Nicholas Pointon Thu, 02 Apr 2026

PM suggests reporters are over-thinking Cabinet reshuffle

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

Brent Edwards Thu, 02 Apr 2026

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.

Mike McRoberts Thu, 02 Apr 2026

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

Primary Industries

Willis told to ask Lactalis about NZ’s investment rules

A paper obtained by NBR shows the Treasury also suggested the French multinational might develop its own milk supply.

Brent Edwards Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

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

More cancer patients likely to benefit from new BioOra deal

The deal will help patients in new markets to receive Car T-cell therapy.

Fiona Rotherham Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

Law

Rural Land Co wins costs in lease dispute

Indemnity costs order capped by judge as amount sought ‘does not appear to bear a proportionate relationship to the nature and extent of the litigation’.

Tim Hunter Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

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.

NBR Staff Thu, 02 Apr 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 #98: NZ small businesses ‘lack ambition’

LISTEN: The engine room of New Zealand ranks poorly on growth and technology compared to our Asia Pacific neighbours.

Simon Shepherd Tue, 07 Apr 2026

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

General Business

Quick Takes of the Week to April 10

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

NBR Staff Fri, 10 Apr 2026

Middle East truce under threat; oil falls below $100

And a billionaire’s son has challenged his $35m legal bill from one of the world’s top law firms.

Nicholas Pointon Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Buoyant US market awaits impact of fuel cost increase

Are risks to the US economy and Trump’s political future enough to quell further hostilities?

Will Mace Mon, 06 Apr 2026

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.

Brent Melville Thu, 02 Apr 2026

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

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

‘Biggest southern deal’ as Tait campus hits market at $70m

Property syndicator GEK Property looks to cash out at a $12 million premium to its purchase price eight years ago.

Brent Melville Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

Tak Development is owned by the giant Japanese Takenaka Corporation.

Brent Melville Fri, 03 Apr 2026

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

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

Air India confirms Campbell Wilson's resignation as CEO

The New Zealander's four-year tenure was marred by a fatal crash in July 2025.

Nevil Gibson Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

Energy

UK oil and gas company makes Taranaki play

The Sunda Energy deal points to renewed offshore interest in New Zealand’s petroleum sector, says the Government.

Mike McRoberts Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Monopoly Watch backs Gull/NPD merger

Submission to Commerce Commission says fuel companies need bulk to compete with Z Energy and BP.

NBR Staff Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Construction to serve as bellwether for fuel price reaction

The sector, pulling itself up out of several years of constrained spending, is facing another significant threat.

Brent Melville Wed, 08 Apr 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

Mercer creates new role in leadership team

Catherine Pollock brings extensive experience in business development, market education, and investor and advisor relations.

Wed, 08 Apr 2026

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

Responding to Trump’s rhetoric and the impact on inflation

Responding to Trump’s rhetoric and the impact on inflation

Dealing with the fuel crisis and reshuffling the Cabinet

Peters’ state of the nation, the polls, and the fuel crisis

Free News Alerts

Playing chicken: Optimism persists as oil price veers wildly

Playing chicken: Optimism persists as oil price veers wildly

Gulf airline slashes airfares in response to Mid-East conflict

Gulf airline slashes airfares in response to Mid-East conflict

Putting a corporate tax cut on the policy agenda

Putting a corporate tax cut on the policy agenda

Judge who yelled at Winston Peters keeps her job

PaySauce customer acquisitions offset decline in interest income

Title

NZX50 gains this week as US-Iran peace talks keep markets on edge

FMA applies to liquidate 25 more Chance Voight entities

Tropical Cyclone Vaianu shuts North Island ports

Council may write off $54m Eden Park debt under new Govt ‘deal’

The saga of a litigation settlement

Local scaffolding firm follows Aussie parent into administration

Gulf airline slashes airfares in response to Mid-East conflict

Responding to Trump’s rhetoric and the impact on inflation

Playing chicken: Optimism persists as oil price veers wildly

Council may write off $54m Eden Park debt under new Govt ‘deal’

‘The time is right’: Why Rangatira offloaded transport firm

Putting a corporate tax cut on the policy agenda

The fishhooks in National’s coalition agreement with NZ First

Apple growers aim to blend Māori knowledge with science

Exposing China’s ‘Snow job’

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

US and Iran agree two-week ceasefire before escalation deadline

Willis told to ask Lactalis about NZ’s investment rules

Air NZ retreat, Heartland insider, Pringle posts, NZX CE-no

NZ urged to help poorer countries deal with climate change

A2 Milk faces revived NZ claim after Aussie settlement

Too early to say when Iran ceasefire will lower fuel prices

Apple growers aim to blend Māori knowledge with science

FMA’s ongoing ‘going concern’ concerns

FMA’s ongoing ‘going concern’ concerns

What newbie non-bank lender Runway plans to do with Lock Finance

What newbie non-bank lender Runway plans to do with Lock Finance

NZ economic recovery will slow but recession unlikely: Rabobank

NZ economic recovery will slow but recession unlikely: Rabobank

Sydney's new airport, Western Sydney International (WSI)

Debate: Economic fallout from the Iran war

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

The fishhooks in National’s coalition agreement with NZ First

Air NZ to fly where no one has flown before – to Western Sydney

The second wave for NZ’s medicinal cannabis industry

The importance of beholding earnings (expectations)

Investment

NZX50 nudges higher as US-Iran ceasefire optimism wanes

Goodman inks US data centre joint venture

NZX50, kiwi soar on US-Iran circuit breaker

Economics

OCR on hold as Middle East war turns to ceasefire

Middle East war shocks fragile New Zealand economy

The Government’s contribution to bringing interest rates down

Politics

US and Iran agree two-week ceasefire before escalation deadline

‘Poor policy’: Retirement Commissioner slams KiwiSaver farm tweak

PM suggests reporters are over-thinking Cabinet reshuffle

Te Ao Māori