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Allan Barber lists the issues farmer-controlled boards failed to overcome with their meat processing 'investments'. It's a tough business and conflicting interests were never far from top of the list

Allan Barber lists the issues farmer-controlled boards failed to overcome with their meat processing 'investments'. It's a tough business and conflicting interests were never far from top of the list

Labour promises low-interest rate schemes, subsidies, plug-in options for renters as it launches its ‘SolarSaver package’ which aims to make it easier for New Zealanders to access solar power

Labour promises low-interest rate schemes, subsidies, plug-in options for renters as it launches its ‘SolarSaver package’ which aims to make it easier for New Zealanders to access solar power

Australia’s housing market is cooling. Perhaps expectations should too, Alan Duncan & Steven Rowley say

Australia’s housing market is cooling. Perhaps expectations should too, Alan Duncan & Steven Rowley say

Electronic invoicing push about about making it easier to do business in New Zealand, Small Business and Manufacturing Minister Cameron Brewer says

Electronic invoicing push about about making it easier to do business in New Zealand, Small Business and Manufacturing Minister Cameron Brewer says

Alistair Crozier of the New Zealand China Council explores China's AI world

Alistair Crozier of the New Zealand China Council explores China's AI world

Continued volatility in technology stocks contributed to a softer tone across global equities. Attacks on shipping in the Persian Gulf underpinned a rise in oil prices. Global bond yields moved higher

Continued volatility in technology stocks contributed to a softer tone across global equities. Attacks on shipping in the Persian Gulf underpinned a rise in oil prices. Global bond yields moved higher

US data wavers as inflation expectations rise; dairy prices fall; Canada trade surplus higher; Japanese household spending rises; UST 10yr at 4.48%; gold down; oil up on new Hormuz threats; NZ$1 = 56.9 USc; TWI-5 = 60.7

US data wavers as inflation expectations rise; dairy prices fall; Canada trade surplus higher; Japanese household spending rises; UST 10yr at 4.48%; gold down; oil up on new Hormuz threats; NZ$1 = 56.9 USc; TWI-5 = 60.7

Average NZ dwelling value down 0.4% in June quarter, now down almost 15% from 2022 peak - QV House Price Index

Average NZ dwelling value down 0.4% in June quarter, now down almost 15% from 2022 peak - QV House Price Index

Public Service Commissioner Brian Roche on AI, accountability, and the questions New Zealand hasn't answered yet

Public Service Commissioner Brian Roche on AI, accountability, and the questions New Zealand hasn't answered yet

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; Heartland trims some TD rates, retail tracking sideways, moving overseas & renting out, eyes on dairy auction, swaps stable, NZX stable, NZD holds, & more

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; Heartland trims some TD rates, retail tracking sideways, moving overseas & renting out, eyes on dairy auction, swaps stable, NZX stable, NZD holds, & more

Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; NZX50 holds as Tourism Holdings, Gentrack, Skellerup and Tower gain while Kathmandu, Contact, Napier Port and Oceania retreat

Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; NZX50 holds as Tourism Holdings, Gentrack, Skellerup and Tower gain while Kathmandu, Contact, Napier Port and Oceania retreat

Rental stock levels and average rents almost unchanged from a year ago, meaning prospective tenants have plenty of choice

Rental stock levels and average rents almost unchanged from a year ago, meaning prospective tenants have plenty of choice

New Zealand’s tourism sector is striving to be greener. What does that mean for businesses?

New Zealand’s tourism sector is striving to be greener. What does that mean for businesses?

Officials to do stocktake of council practices as government raises concerns their climate-related decisions are relying on 'high-end emissions scenarios' that could impose 'unnecessary costs on ratepayers'

Officials to do stocktake of council practices as government raises concerns their climate-related decisions are relying on 'high-end emissions scenarios' that could impose 'unnecessary costs on ratepayers'

Lynda Moore says if you are asked to lend to someone close to you, make the decision thoughtfully, protect your own financial wellbeing, and be clear about the expectations from the start

Lynda Moore says if you are asked to lend to someone close to you, make the decision thoughtfully, protect your own financial wellbeing, and be clear about the expectations from the start

US equities rose as investors returned from their long weekend. Services activity expanded at a slightly slower pace in June, according to the ISM survey. FX and rates markets were subdued

US equities rose as investors returned from their long weekend. Services activity expanded at a slightly slower pace in June, according to the ISM survey. FX and rates markets were subdued

US services sector stable; Canada's dips but inflation elevated; a regional China bank collapses; China leads fintech patent race; Australian inflation expectations ease; UST 10yr at 4.48%; gold and oil stable; NZ$1 = 57 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8

US services sector stable; Canada's dips but inflation elevated; a regional China bank collapses; China leads fintech patent race; Australian inflation expectations ease; UST 10yr at 4.48%; gold and oil stable; NZ$1 = 57 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8

After a damning report lays bare the reasons why NZ is falling behind on AI, the Government is making moves to turn things around

After a damning report lays bare the reasons why NZ is falling behind on AI, the Government is making moves to turn things around

Keith Woodford takes a detailed look at the possible ways the Synlait mess will get resolved. Its shareholders may lose everything but the business will continue in some form

Keith Woodford takes a detailed look at the possible ways the Synlait mess will get resolved. Its shareholders may lose everything but the business will continue in some form

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; Auckland housebuilding to rise, commodity price falls insulated by weak NZD, expected El Niño impacts, swaps stable, NZX up, NZD dips, & more

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; Auckland housebuilding to rise, commodity price falls insulated by weak NZD, expected El Niño impacts, swaps stable, NZX up, NZD dips, & more

Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; NZX50 starts the week in positive territory with strong gains from Vista Group, Vulcan Steel, Infratil and Ryman despite falls in Tourism Holdings, Air NZ, Napier Port and Oceania

Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; NZX50 starts the week in positive territory with strong gains from Vista Group, Vulcan Steel, Infratil and Ryman despite falls in Tourism Holdings, Air NZ, Napier Port and Oceania

‘Line-ball call’: NZIER’s ‘shadow board’ split over whether Reserve Bank should hold or hike OCR this Wednesday

‘Line-ball call’: NZIER’s ‘shadow board’ split over whether Reserve Bank should hold or hike OCR this Wednesday

Auckland's residential construction industry may have to increase capacity by 20% over the next two years to keep pace with the number of new homes being consented

Auckland's residential construction industry may have to increase capacity by 20% over the next two years to keep pace with the number of new homes being consented

Brian Easton says understanding KiwiSaver’s history helps make sense of the current trajectory of the voluntary savings scheme

Brian Easton says understanding KiwiSaver’s history helps make sense of the current trajectory of the voluntary savings scheme

In any struggle between Parliament and the Courts there can be only one winner – and it’s not the Courts

In any struggle between Parliament and the Courts there can be only one winner – and it’s not the Courts