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Fri 17 Jul 2026 07:29:15pm

MARKET MOVEMENTS

Fri 17 Jul 2026 07:29:15pm

MARKET MOVEMENTS

Top Story

Market Review

Fintech company and PE firm team up for US$53b PayPal bid

The offer of US$60.5 a share is less than Paypal’s stock price last year.

Kate McVicar Sat, 18 Jul 2026

Market Review

Fintech company and PE firm team up for US$53b PayPal bid

The offer of US$60.5 a share is less than Paypal’s stock price last year.

Kate McVicar Sat, 18 Jul 2026

Indian PM’s rockstar visit, Hooray Henry, Act’s election risk

ANALYSIS: Announcing Paul Henry as a list candidate got the Act Party plenty of attention.

Politically Speaking

Indian PM’s rockstar visit, Hooray Henry, Act’s election risk

ANALYSIS: Announcing Paul Henry as a list candidate got the Act Party plenty of attention.

Brent Edwards Sat, 18 Jul 2026

Aviation News

Western Sydney clips highflyer business jets

Carry On: Vietjet’s Aussie plans, Iran’s forbidden B777s, biometrics in Doha.

Aviation News

Western Sydney clips highflyer business jets

Carry On: Vietjet’s Aussie plans, Iran’s forbidden B777s, biometrics in Doha.

Nevil Gibson Sat, 18 Jul 2026

Last Word

Just make changes to wholesale investor category, already

ANALYSIS: There are so many examples of misleading wholesale investment promotion, it’s staggering the government is seeking more in another consultation.

Last Word

Just make changes to wholesale investor category, already

ANALYSIS: There are so many examples of misleading wholesale investment promotion, it’s staggering the government is seeking more in another consultation.

Calida Stuart-Menteath and Hamish McNicol Fri, 17 Jul 2026

Quick Takes

Coles says no to A$4b Greencross deal

ASX-listed supermarket giant Coles has walked away from a deal to purchase petcare business Greencross for about A$4 billion ($4.8b).
Coles told the ASX today it had ended talks with Greencross owner, private equity group TPG Capital.
Greencross is Australia’s largest petcare network and is part owner of Animates in New Zealand, with the Ebos Group the other shareholder.
The market responded positively to the announcement, with Coles shares up 3.3% to A$23.30 in afternoon trade.

SkyCity confirms $74.5m ‘asset monetisation’ sale

Listed casino and hotel group SkyCity Entertainment has confirmed the unconditional sale of its midtown Auckland properties at 99 Albert and 62-68 Victoria St for $74.5 million.
The buyers are Christchurch’s Mainland Capital and Auckland-based Russell Property Group, with settlement expected on September 1.
The properties include a 17-level commercial office tower and three freehold buildings opposite Te Waihorotiu Station on the City Rail Link, adjoining the SkyCity precinct.
Mainland director Ben Bridge said the purchase would go through a Mainland/Russell JV formed for the development of the Sheraton Christchurch – the city’s former Noah’s Hotel.

Time for a trade deal with the Swiss: Todd McClay

New Zealand and Switzerland will pursue a free trade agreement on trade, economic, security, e-commerce, and investment, Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay says.
An agreement to enter into a dialogue on free trade, announced today by McClay and Swiss State Secretary for Economic Affairs Helen Budliger Artieda, comes during the Future of Investment and Trade ministerial meetings being held in Auckland.
Switzerland's already a prominent trading partner with New Zealand, with two-way trade between the two countries at $1.88 billion last year. That put exports to the central European country at $429 million, of which $324m were listed as services, with another $100m in goods, including meat, offal, and hides and skins.
Imports came in at $1.45b, with imports including pharmaceuticals, transport services, insurance, and pension services and, of course, clocks and watches.
McClay expects the first meetings on free trade to be held in September.

Fri 17 Jul 2026 07:27:27pm

MARKET MOVEMENTS

The NBR Rich List – Click HERE

NZX50 snaps two weeks of gains as Mid-East conflict casts chill

Infrastructure

Kupe and Cook on schedule to arrive on time, on budget

Retail

How Wet & Forget is cleaning up on the world stage

Private Bin

Liquidator workouts, Mainfreight’s US pain, Westminster Wahs

Rich List

Featured Rich Listers: Todd family

Morning Brew

Iran accuses US of ‘barbaric attack’; more SpaceX short sellers

Market Review

Fintech company and PE firm team up for US$53b PayPal bid

Politically Speaking

Indian PM’s rockstar visit, Hooray Henry, Act’s election risk

Aviation News

Western Sydney clips highflyer business jets

Infrastructure

Kupe and Cook on schedule to arrive on time, on budget

Market Close

NZX50 snaps two weeks of gains as Mid-East conflict casts chill

Comings & Goings

Stantec appoints NZ technical director

Last Word

Just make changes to wholesale investor category, already

Investment

Xero CEO sells all shares to pay personal tax dues

Economics

Was the OCR hike too premature?

General Business

Mbie sharing of NBR content appears ‘contrary to law’: Ombudsman

Primary Industries

MyFarm’s apples go pear-shaped

Law

Wealthy family parolee had ‘no behavioural issues’

Hefty upside for Lanaco as world-first filter hits the market

The move comes two years after it signed a deal with Unilever-owned Blueair.

Investment

Forbar upgrades Sanford due to management improvements

However, the company’s share price shows the market still needs some convincing, it says.

Tech & Innovation

Russian state-backed router-hackers on the loose, Govt warns

The National Cyber Security Centre’s alert says ‘Center 16’ attackers are exploiting poorly configured and vulnerable networking devices worldwide.

Politics

Auckland loads up on foreign trade dignitaries

Latin American trade ministerial panel kicks off a busy week as 10 international trade ministers descend on the city.

Featured

Energy

Biorefinery’s cagey consortium leader says more info soon

US firm Seadra Energy rebuffs questions as Marsden Point mega-project grinds on.

Economics

Was the OCR hike too premature?

The agricultural sector is doing well, the export sector is doing well. The bit that isn't doing so well is household consumption, RBNZ chief economist Paul Conway says.

Economics

Was the OCR hike too premature?

The agricultural sector is doing well, the export sector is doing well. The bit that isn't doing so well is household consumption, RBNZ chief economist Paul Conway says.

Rich List

Featured Rich Lister: Sir Peter Beck

Sir Peter Beck says the wealth Rocket Lab’s created ‘is the byproduct of creating something of value. It’s not like an evil siphon of something’.

Rich List

Featured Rich Lister: Sir Peter Beck

Sir Peter Beck says the wealth Rocket Lab’s created ‘is the byproduct of creating something of value. It’s not like an evil siphon of something’.

Investment

Green Cross board asks for patience on deal cash return

‘There’s no better timing than when there are a whole lot of disappointed second bidders,’ chair Kim Ellis says, on the art of a deal.

Investment

Green Cross board asks for patience on deal cash return

Analysis

Edwards on Politics

Election likely to delay progress on climate adaptation plan

ANALYSIS: Making progress on new climate legislation will be the job of the next Parliament.

Brent Edwards Thu, 16 Jul 2026

Underarm

Australia’s unhappy winter, but summer holds no promises

ANALYSIS: Standards of living continue to fall in Australia, adding to the division and the ongoing culture wars.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 15 Jul 2026

Margin Call

Data sovereignty, control, and the unresolved bet on premises

ANALYSIS: Who owns the compute a company’s workloads run on and the model performing the reasoning?

Tim Chesterfield Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Shoeshine

Shareholder storm blows over, for now, at NZX-listed WasteCo

ANALYSIS: Disgruntled shareholders have claimed the scalp of chair Roger Gower, even though his replacement will follow exactly the same turnaround strategy.

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 13 Jul 2026

Investment

NZX 50 falls for 4th day as investor sentiment cools across Asia

Sanford’s recent slump is starting to look attractive.

Curious News Thu, 16 Jul 2026

NZX 50 slides as slowing Chinese growth weighs on A2 Milk

While chilly housing data weighed on Summerset.

Curious News Wed, 15 Jul 2026

NZX50 drops as oil spike rocks heavyweights Akl Airport, Meridian

Skellerup hits record on earnings upgrade.

Curious News Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Economics

Hawks circle RBNZ as economy sputters to life

The economic recovery is expected to build momentum from here, but future OCR rate hikes are ‘data dependent’.

Jonathan Mitchell Thu, 09 Jul 2026

RBNZ jumps on inflation early with OCR hike

Economists were split about whether a 25bps hike to 2.5% was required this month.

Jonathan Mitchell Wed, 08 Jul 2026

Australia’s ‘lingering inflation problem’

WATCH: Dollars & Sense jumps the Ditch to delve into Australia’s economic and political landscape.

Jonathan Mitchell Tue, 07 Jul 2026

Politics

FMA responsible for enforcing new ETS rules

They would prohibit price manipulation and false, unsubstantiated or misleading conduct.

Brent Edwards Wed, 15 Jul 2026

New trade group aims to cut red tape for exporters

Todd McClay says non-tariff barriers cost New Zealand exporters $9 billion a year.

Brent Edwards Wed, 15 Jul 2026

Govt won’t stump up rescue package for two Northland mills

Government says it does not want to imperil other mills in the area, although Shane Jones says the Kaitāia closures is an awful outcome.

Brent Edwards Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Te Ao Māori

Māori enrolment campaign brings global success for ad agency

Motion Sickness’ win at Cannes has turned a kaupapa Māori enrolment campaign into an international calling card.

Mike McRoberts Fri, 10 Jul 2026

Nelson Tenths trustees front politicians on Abel Tasman concern

Nick Smith warned MPs not to rush the Nelson Tenths Bill, while Te Here ā Nuku trustees said Ngā Uri had already waited more than 180 years for land held on trust to be returned.

Mike McRoberts Wed, 08 Jul 2026

Tainui powers freight future

Craig West’s first feature interview as TGH CEO comes as Waikato Tainui looks to turn Ruakura into a national supply chain platform.

Mike McRoberts Wed, 01 Jul 2026

Primary Industries

Juken confirms Northland Mill closure, open to sale of assets

Northland councils continue to lobby Government for investment alongside potential unnamed buyer.

NBR Staff Wed, 15 Jul 2026

MyFarm’s apples go pear-shaped

The rural investor is seeking to liquidate Wade Glass’s parent company, Consolidated Fruits, over bad debts.

Karyn Scherer Tue, 14 Jul 2026

BNZ tips Springbank Honey into receivership

A receiver for the company says Springbank’s owner still hopes to secure an agreement with potential financiers.

Kate McVicar Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Australia

Another legal case for scandal-plagued WiseTech

The new case follows yesterday’s announcement that founder Richard White would step down as chair.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 08 Jul 2026

Asic puts private credit on notice over valuations

The regulator says private credit is an area of ‘enforcement priority’ and it would not hesitate to take legal action against funds.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 29 Jun 2026

ASX admits to misleading the market, cops A$20m fine

The exchange is seeking to draw a line under the clearing scandal and start afresh as it waits for the new chief executive.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 15 Jun 2026

Tech & Innovation

Mint Innovation spins out battery arm; appoints new global CEO

Co-founder Will Barker is now executive director and strategic adviser to the critical minerals recovery business.

Fiona Rotherham Thu, 09 Jul 2026

The hacker’s guide to the galaxy

Former hacker says LinkedIn is ‘ready made’ for hackers, hotels are vulnerable, and cyber escape plans should rank over fire escape instructions.

Brent Melville Sat, 04 Jul 2026

Arria NLG appoints adviser for tilt at Nasdaq

First job for Hong Kong-based investment bank is selling US$15m of undersubscribed convertible bonds.

Tim Hunter Thu, 02 Jul 2026

Law

Former Open Country Dairy exec pleads guilty to SFO charges

Simon Stewart has admitted to receiving more than $250,000 in kickbacks from an overseas customer of NZ’s second-largest milk processor, primarily owned by Talley’s.

NBR Staff Wed, 15 Jul 2026

IRD fraudster jailed for over five years after seeking $2 million

Nicholas Ngwun fabricated documents to apply for tax and Covid support, and even faked a rehab certificate to get a lighter sentence.

NBR Staff Tue, 14 Jul 2026

The new health and safety law – what's in it for employers

The controversial shake-up of New Zealand’s health & safety laws will take effect from April 1, 2027.

Fiona Rotherham Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Finance

NZ’s wealthiest increasingly investing overseas, Citi banker says

Melanie Knowles targets ultra-high-net-worth clients with investable assets of at least US$10m.

Hamish McNicol Thu, 09 Jul 2026

Heartland-TSB merger opponents considering legal options

An incorporated society has been formed to assess the law if the proposed bank merger gets the green light.

Jonathan Mitchell Wed, 08 Jul 2026

Armstrong’s makes inroads into finance brokerage

‘We can bring some real credibility to that brokering space,’ says CEO Troy Kennedy.

Jonathan Mitchell Wed, 01 Jul 2026

The NBR Podcast

Podcast #112: Super El Niño economics

LISTEN: Unusually warm oceans, reduced rainfall on the east coast, and wetter on the west. What will it mean for the economy?

Simon Shepherd Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Podcast #111: Commerce Minister Cameron Brewer seeks FMA reset

LISTEN: The new commerce minister is interviewed on the market regulator, supermarket competition, and the shape of our capital markets.

Simon Shepherd Tue, 07 Jul 2026

Podcast #110: The China slowdown

LISTEN: Economic activity in our biggest trading partner is dropping off, so what does that mean for Kiwi companies?

Simon Shepherd Tue, 30 Jun 2026

General Business

Quick Takes of the Week to July 17

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

NBR Staff Fri, 17 Jul 2026

Iran threatens further blockades; SpaceX dips below IPO price

And Uber is set to make a play for a German food delivery giant.

Nicholas Pointon Thu, 16 Jul 2026

Zombie hunters: IRD mops up pandemic casualties

The legacy of pandemic-era economics has come home to roost, as liquidation applications skyrocket.

Brent Melville Thu, 16 Jul 2026

Deals

Morrison strikes mammoth deal with Japan’s largest trust bank

Infrastructure investment manager has sold a 15% stake to Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank.

NBR Staff Tue, 07 Jul 2026

Auckland ag-biotech acquired by NYSE-listed company in $90m deal

Biotelliga has been developing safe and sustainable solutions for managing crop pests and diseases.

NBR Staff Tue, 30 Jun 2026

Green Cross says medical division ‘rightly positioned’ for sale

Shareholders will vote on the $270m sale to Tend Health in mid-July.

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 29 Jun 2026

Tourism

Sudima management group signals IPO

Jhunjhnuwala family-owned Hind Management wants to ramp up ‘capital intensive’ growth via a public raise, with aspirations for global expansion.

Brent Melville Tue, 07 Jul 2026

Michelin campaign pushed to $8m over three years

Tourism New Zealand tips in part of its marketing budget to help attract big-spending foodies.

Brent Melville Thu, 02 Jul 2026

Govt outlines its vision for the future of tourism

Clear choices need to be made about where and how tourism is supported, it says.

NBR Staff Thu, 25 Jun 2026

Infrastructure

Government rejects providing guarantee for offshore windfarm

Simeon Brown says it isn't considering subsidies for any projects or for the sector.

Brent Edwards Wed, 01 Jul 2026

Freight hub wins $22m Crown backing

A Crown-backed Palmerston North freight hub could strengthen lower North Island links into the Golden Triangle and Ruakura inland port.

Mike McRoberts Wed, 24 Jun 2026

Ngāi Tahu rūnanga join DP World Lyttelton Port pitch

A new consortium says Lyttelton Port can stay publicly owned while private operating capital funds growth, but unions and asset campaigners warn it is privatisation by stealth.

Mike McRoberts Mon, 22 Jun 2026

Property

Du Val apartments attract ‘opportunistic’ bids

Low-ball offers for the 36-unit development are likely given the distressed nature of the sale process, developer says.

Brent Melville Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Seascape tower: 50 bidders line up for a tall order

The 56-level skyscraper could be reconfigured as student accommodation, architect says.

Brent Melville Thu, 09 Jul 2026

Winton’s Meehan resigns with immediate effect

Steven Joyce has been elected chair of the residential developer, with Meehan moving into a consulting role on ‘major development projects’ as required.

Brent Melville Mon, 06 Jul 2026

Professional Services

Perpetual Guardian launches new legal industry award ceremony

The 2026 New Zealand Legal Excellence Awards will present 19 awards in November.

Hamish McNicol Mon, 13 Jul 2026

Asic to probe internal complaints processes at Aussie Big Four

The probe follows a Treasury review, which has given the Government a range of options for tighter regulation of the sector.

Lachlan Colquhoun Thu, 09 Jul 2026

Aussie govt mulls tighter regulation for consultants

The review is a response to ongoing scandals which have forced the resignation of chief executives at two leading firms.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 01 Jul 2026

NBR Focus

Unlocking Aotearoa: tech guru Bowen Pan

WATCH: The final in our weekly series on what is holding Aotearoa back, and how we can unleash its potential.

Simon Shepherd Wed, 17 Jun 2026

Unlocking Aotearoa: entrepreneur Cecilia Robinson

WATCH: Our weekly series on what is holding Aotearoa back, and how we can unleash its potential.

Simon Shepherd Wed, 10 Jun 2026

Unlocking Aotearoa: Naomi Ballantyne

WATCH: Our new weekly series on what is holding Aotearoa back, and how we can unleash its potential.

Simon Shepherd Wed, 03 Jun 2026

Retail

Beauty sector owes $60m in tax amid unpredictable trading

‘You’ve just had to become more savvy and more aware of your business side of things, rather than just chugging along day to day,’ industry expert says.

Kate McVicar Tue, 07 Jul 2026

Fast food providers struggling with a slow economy

Local operators say it’s like ‘walking through treacle’, although multinational delivery services and fast food giants continue to grow.

Kate McVicar Thu, 25 Jun 2026

Abe’s Bagels acquired by George Weston Foods

‘It made sense that they were the right partners to take the business forward,’ says the company’s CEO.

Kate McVicar Thu, 07 May 2026

Luxury Property

Albert St penthouse, golf links, or lakeside luxury

Auckland city’s $16m penthouse still comes in at less than the first completed home to hit the market at Te Arai Links.

Brent Melville Wed, 01 Jul 2026

Andersons Cove record, Arney’s back, Aussies eye NZ ‘tax haven’

Bream Tail Road estate is reputed to have fetched more than its $40 million asking price.

Brent Melville Wed, 27 May 2026

Flying the White Heron, Royal Yacht sale, golden visas ramp up

Luxury market picks up, partially on the back of surging international sales, with 15 applications received by international buyers under the so-called ‘golden visa’.

Brent Melville Wed, 29 Apr 2026

Aviation News

US opens door to new era of supersonic jets

Carry On: JetZero upgrade, Air NZ Dreamliners back, EasyJet bid, new routes.

Nevil Gibson Sat, 11 Jul 2026

Historic plane to miss Milford Aerodrome’s 70th anniversary

Queenstown Airport supports special event for pioneer aviators and engineers.

Nevil Gibson Thu, 09 Jul 2026

Chinese heavyweights re-enter market for wide-bodied jets

Carry On: Big SAS order, Qantas boost for Queenstown, new routes.

Nevil Gibson Sat, 04 Jul 2026

Energy

EA moves on excessive upfront connection charges

Vector says the electricity regulator hasn’t proven there’s a problem, while developers claim the changes will be ineffective at best.

Brent Melville Thu, 16 Jul 2026

Proposed biorefinery adds fertiliser to product mix

Ballance Agri-Nutrients signs up as future customer of Marsden Point project.

NBR Staff Mon, 13 Jul 2026

Lodestone gets draft consent for Twizel solar farm

Renewable energy developer plans $75m-$100m capital raise with IPO ‘a real possibility’.

Tim Hunter Fri, 03 Jul 2026

Rich List

Featured Rich Listers: Goodman family

Having a long-term mindset and the determination to succeed have been key factors in the Goodman investment philosophy.

Owen Poland Thu, 16 Jul 2026

Featured Rich Lister: Graeme Hart

Graeme Hart’s company Carter Holt Harvey last year closed Eves Valley Sawmill and its plywood plant in Tokoroa and Myrtleford plywood plant in Australia.

Tim Hunter Tue, 14 Jul 2026

Featured Rich Listers: Mat and Nick Mowbray

Mat and Nick Mowbray’s Zuru group, is chasing chasing its most ambitious project yet – fully automating housing construction at a much cheaper cost.

Hamish McNicol Mon, 13 Jul 2026

Marketing & Media

MediaWorks said to be up for sale as it gets back in the black

A report from across the Tasman says the radio broadcaster’s private equity owner is soliciting bids for the business.

NBR Staff Tue, 21 Apr 2026

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

Comings & Goings

Stantec appoints NZ technical director

Dr Cathy Bebelman will be TD of climate, infrastructure and sustainability in New Zealand.

Fri, 17 Jul 2026

Queenstown Airport creates new chief of infrastructure role

Former Lyttelton Port infrastructure chief Mike Simmers will take up the new role next month.

Thu, 16 Jul 2026

New chair for Electricity Authority

John Harbord has stepped down from his role at the Major Electricity Users’ Group to take up the position

Wed, 15 Jul 2026

Fintech company and PE firm team up for US$53b PayPal bid

Fintech company and PE firm team up for US$53b PayPal bid

Oil falls, job market crawls, AI stalls

Oil ship trips and chipmaker dips on investors’ lips

Free News Alerts

Indian PM’s rockstar visit, Hooray Henry, Act’s election risk

Indian PM’s rockstar visit, Hooray Henry, Act’s election risk

Western Sydney clips highflyer business jets

Western Sydney clips highflyer business jets

Just make changes to wholesale investor category, already

Just make changes to wholesale investor category, already

Coles says no to A$4b Greencross deal

SkyCity confirms $74.5m ‘asset monetisation’ sale

Time for a trade deal with the Swiss: Todd McClay

Title

NZX50 snaps two weeks of gains as Mid-East conflict casts chill

Kupe and Cook on schedule to arrive on time, on budget

How Wet & Forget is cleaning up on the world stage

Liquidator workouts, Mainfreight’s US pain, Westminster Wahs

Featured Rich Listers: Todd family

Iran accuses US of ‘barbaric attack’; more SpaceX short sellers

Fintech company and PE firm team up for US$53b PayPal bid

Indian PM’s rockstar visit, Hooray Henry, Act’s election risk

Western Sydney clips highflyer business jets

Kupe and Cook on schedule to arrive on time, on budget

NZX50 snaps two weeks of gains as Mid-East conflict casts chill

Stantec appoints NZ technical director

Just make changes to wholesale investor category, already

Xero CEO sells all shares to pay personal tax dues

Was the OCR hike too premature?

Mbie sharing of NBR content appears ‘contrary to law’: Ombudsman

MyFarm’s apples go pear-shaped

Wealthy family parolee had ‘no behavioural issues’

Hefty upside for Lanaco as world-first filter hits the market

Forbar upgrades Sanford due to management improvements

Russian state-backed router-hackers on the loose, Govt warns

Auckland loads up on foreign trade dignitaries

Biorefinery’s cagey consortium leader says more info soon

Was the OCR hike too premature?

Was the OCR hike too premature?

Featured Rich Lister: Sir Peter Beck

Featured Rich Lister: Sir Peter Beck

Green Cross board asks for patience on deal cash return

Green Cross board asks for patience on deal cash return

Mbie sharing appears ‘contrary to law’: Ombudsman

Solar power policies

Reserve Bank lifts the OCR

Tainui powers freight future

“People aren’t stupid... corporates are raking in record profits,”: Swarbrick

A plan to make KiwiSaver compulsory

“Diametrically opposed to the truth”: Stanford

Policy costings and reaction “AI slop”

The NBR Rich List: 40th Anniversary Edition

The NBR Rich List: Political donations

The NBR Rich List: Editor’s Overview

The NBR Rich List: Owen Poland talks wealth

The Women’s List 2026: importance of role models

The NBR Rich List: Top 10 Countdown

Labour’s list and public transport policy

New Zealand's nuclear-free position

Unlocking Aotearoa: Naomi Ballantyne

Unlocking Aotearoa: TPT Group founder Mike Marr

Unlocking Aotearoa: Malcolm Jackson

Unlocking Aotearoa: Dame Joan Withers

Election likely to delay progress on climate adaptation plan

Australia’s unhappy winter, but summer holds no promises

Data sovereignty, control, and the unresolved bet on premises

Shareholder storm blows over, for now, at NZX-listed WasteCo

Investment

NZX 50 falls for 4th day as investor sentiment cools across Asia

NZX 50 slides as slowing Chinese growth weighs on A2 Milk

NZX50 drops as oil spike rocks heavyweights Akl Airport, Meridian

Economics

Hawks circle RBNZ as economy sputters to life

RBNZ jumps on inflation early with OCR hike

Australia’s ‘lingering inflation problem’

Politics

FMA responsible for enforcing new ETS rules

New trade group aims to cut red tape for exporters

Govt won’t stump up rescue package for two Northland mills