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NZ companies warm to climate change reporting

Climate change moving into the mainstream, PwC says.

Petrol savings on the way as global oil price slumps to lowest this year

Brent crude fell 5% overnight to its lowest level since December

New Zealand’s standard of living going backwards - report

S&P says there are a number of risks the country needs to address.

Agricultural aviators hit out at proposed 'tax on a tax'

Commercial agricultural operators could face operations safety levy increase of up to 47%.

Chorus close to reconnecting all customers after three-day Auckland outage, blamed on vandals

Cables cut, taking out service in Onehunga and Māngere.

New house-building business couldn't survive downturn: $8.9m liabilities

KPMG will now go about realising assets in an attempt to repay company debts.

A small dip in prices at latest GDT auction

The GDT auction dipped slightly this week after a 5.5% increase two weeks ago.

Genesis Energy to start hot water trials over next 12 months

Genesis is to start trials aimed at reducing power bills and helping the power grid.

Allbirds shares sink 18% after company reveals plan to avoid Nasdaq delisting

Troubled Kiwi-American firm takes action.

Market close: Rudderless NZ share market drifts lower

Investors continued to digest the glut of information from earnings season.

‘We’re a solvent and good business’: Du Val’s Kenyon Clarke breaks silence

Its been a month since Du Val Group was placed into interim recievership.

Fonterra outlines another South Island plant upgrade

The new factory at Edendale will create an additional 70 jobs.

Half-price deals on EVs as policy changes, recession creates surplus stock

The industry's pain is your gain with the first electric car under $30,000.

Meridian's southern hydro lakes are filling fast

Meridian's southern hydro lakes are in better shape after a dose of rain.

Liquidators appointed to investigate Waitonui Group

The company operates three large dairy farms - one in Taupō and two in North Otago.

Market Watch: The ‘September effect’, heading into Wall Street’s ‘crash zone’

Mike Taylor looks at the risks of a market crash as we head into the northern autumn.

Vandalism causes widespread internet outage in Auckland

The outage affected about 3000 customers in Auckland suburbs.

Wild rumours spread via Facebook end with $842k defamation award

Fabricated chatlogs with "hackers" spread widely amongst Vietnamese-NZ community.