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Space economy is open for business

Comment: Satellites make life comfortable, but they can and must do so much more.

Weather looking good for Saturday rocket launch

Launch conditions looking positive.

Research shows some revenue-gathering methods "won't work"

NZ Chamber of Commerce recommendations meet mixed uptake.

Bunnings owe staff $11m after shortchanging holiday pay

Bunnings is the latest firm to announce a big payout to staff due to the Holidays Act.

Fieldays speakers believe farm life settling down

Many sectors of the primary industry are coming together, says Bruce Wills.

Heat pump expert warns of 'dodgy heat pumps'

Heat pump expert warns residents not to install 'cheap brands' of heat pump

'It's Business Time': Rocket Lab counting down to first commercial launch

The new 14-day launch window starts on June 23, with daily opportunities from 12.30-4.30pm

Parts of missing container found

The Napier Port retrieved parts of the second shipping container yesterday afternoon

Jeremy Tauri: Manage your credit card debt in comfort

Are your credit card balances getting a bit uncomfortable? Jeremy Tauri writes.

Stortford Lodge: Downpour makes for quiet sale

But Monday's saw biggest yarding for that day for some time.

'It's traumatising people': Tsunami of logging slash angers farmers

Tolaga Bay people have had enough of slash. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

VO2 South merger promises ICT benefits

New $20m-revenue ICT partnership will help provide leap forward, says VO2 South.

Forestry buffer zones created to protect power lines

80-metre wide buffer zones cut into Wairoa forestry blocks.

Bay wineries set to go for gold again

Hawke's Bay vineyards eye up golds again at New World Wine Awards.

Realtor willing to lose sales to defy 'wrong' meth guidelines

Real estate agents do not have to disclose some levels of meth contamination.

Building industry welcomes fair pay team

Workers and firms could stand to benefit from sector-wide fair pay agreements.

Duped: Scams costing Kiwis up to $500m a year

Kiwis are losing up to $500 million annually to international scammers.

Jeremy Tauri: High rates get out of control

It doesn't take long for the borrowing to get out of control, writes Jeremy Tauri.