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Port of Tauranga chair blasts consent law and policy as supply chain frustration rises

Country's busiest port trying to get green light for container project start since 2019.

Port of Tauranga expects earnings lift

New Zealand's biggest port holds its annual shareholders' meeting.

'Exhausted': $5.3b in business loans tied to house, owners drowning in debt

Meet business owners at the coalface: Supplier price hikes of 60 per cent are crippling.

Business digest: New app, butcher award, science discoveries, recruitment days

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How an iwi-led business programme encouraged sparky to give back

Matenga Hapi, 24, wants to support other Māori into employment.

Mark Lister: Recession talk heats up

OPINION: September quarter GDP figures for the US next week will be closely watched.

Govt probes allegations of mistreatment at Chateau Tongariro

Govt investigation probes allegations of staff mistreatment at iconic Tongariro hotel.

Why Zespri's shareholder numbers are getting attention

Zespri leaders confront a challenging dilemma as agriculture minister looks on.

Government rules out additional inflation relief as Kiwis' cost of living soars

Inflation prompts upward revision of interest rate forecasts & opens political tax debate.

Apprenticeship system 'broken': Poaching rife, qualifications taking longer

Joshua Powley says sometimes he was given only one week's notice to do a block course.

Kiwifruit sector marshals resources against export fruit quality downturn

Kiwifruit industry was 6000 workers short this season.

Chamber boss: Business owners should care about local elections

Businesses are stuffed without effective local government...it's true

Contactless popularity explodes: Retailers to save $74m as 'huge' fees swiped

Customers 'love' contactless payment transactions but who is really picking up the tab?

Mark Lister: What a time to be a central banker

There's an awful lot for Governor Adrian Orr and his colleagues to consider.

Full of beans: Jeremy's back selling coffee at Tauranga Hospital

The 48-year-old was asked to leave the hospital grounds in late January.

Fire risk fears: Apartment owners, Argosy suing aluminium panel makers, suppliers

Claddings now mostly removed from buildings at centre of court case.

Business digest: Awards, visits from Stuart Nash, Trust increases donations

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Mark Lister: There is more mortgage pain to come

Higher interest rates and a slower property market will be felt across the broader economy