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Banks offer up to $20k cashback to lure new home loan customers

Cash incentives from lenders are driving competition for mortgages.

Wynyard Quarter transformation from Flowers Building to Generator Pipiri Lane

Mass timber structure design was picked for its contribution to sustainable development.

Stock Takes: A trade sale for Mainland?

Australia’s Bega Group is a potential buyer due to existing Fonterra ties.

Plans for the new Generator Pipiri Lane, Wynyard Quayside

This shows what Precinct Properties' new mass timber building on Halsey St will look like, once Hawkins has finished the construction work. Video / Generator New Zealand

Workers 'anxious as hell' as Woolworths proposes major store restructure

One employee told the Herald staff hours could be cut in half and their hourly rate cut.

Ernie Newman: Nicola Willis has the power to regulate supermarkets but will she?

OPINION: If not, consumers may need to rely on a class action.

Cocktail maker Black Pineapple’s catering arm goes into liquidation

Frankie Walker founded Black Pineapple in 2017 after leaving Lion Breweries.

Briscoes boss Rod Duke wants Government to ‘get their a** into gear’

Rod Duke hails achievement in a tough environment.

Rocket Lab buys another US firm for US$75m

The deal is Rocket Lab's fifth major acquisition.

‘Carnage’ expected as more countries adopt electronic travel checks

A new acronym, and possible new hassle, for some Kiwi travellers to be aware of.

Public invited to see first Maungārongo apartments

A third of the 65 units have sold in this tough market. Invitations may mean more sales.

Auckland hotels get $5.2m boost from major summer events

The sector is facing the duelling impacts of an oversupply of rooms and reduced demand.

Charity tax crackdown: Who’s affected and is it a good idea?

The Government is reviewing tax exemptions for charities and non-profits.

Govt needs pipeline of quality infrastructure projects to attract investors

Large funds find New Zealand's smaller opportunities less appealing than mega-projects.

Nigeria seeks to cash in on soaring cocoa prices

Prices have soared to a record US$12,000 per tonne in December.

Christmas rampage: Teen stabbed liquor store employee with broken bottle, then attacked guards

The neurodiverse teen twice ditched his electronic ankle monitor during the spree.

Steven Joyce: How the Reserve Bank can get back on track

The next governor should focus on traditional central banking roles.

What the PM knew about the new Commerce Minister’s link to the grocery sector

Luxon assures the conflict has been managed well.