ASB Regional scoreboard: How is your local economy coping?
A table ranking regional economic performance reflects the two speeds of the recovery.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Business
Council representation review coming up
The review's outcome will be in effect for the 2022 and 2025 triennial local elections.
Construction crisis: Warning cost of building or renovating homes may rise after supplier halts sales
CHH has stopped supplying structural timber to Bunnings, ITM and Mitre 10.
New Foodstuffs distribution centre - enough toilet paper for 100 supermarkets
'It's the thing that most worries humans.'
ASB boss points to 'warning signs' in Kiwis savings' habits
Research found many have less than $1000 saved as a backup.
'Will my sector be next?' - BusinessNZ slams property tax change
BusinessNZ boss says Government move on landlords is not the way to make policy.
What to do about worker bringing the team down
A strong team culture is something any business values, says David Grindle.
Simon Wilson: The Auckland port and the pole-dancing hippo
With all those billions being spent on infrastructure, why aren't we moving the port?
Iwi unhappy at 'lack of consultation' over power project
A Northland farming trust plans to generate 3 megawatts of hydro-electric power.
Two brains are better than one in business
It's inspiring to see businesses thrive when they come together, says Lisa Cunningham.
Recovering Fonterra to reveal results as farmers lap up milk price
Milk price v dividend: the interim result will highlight Fonterra investors' dilemma.
Cecilia Robinson: Enough talk. It's time to move the port
New Zealand is good at talking but slow to act, argues Cecilia Robinson.
Rise in companies being liquidated for unpaid tax
Inland Revenue driven liquidations rose to 56 in February more than double February 2020.
Top women share the secrets of their success
Six of New Zealand's high-achieving business women share tips for how to succeed.
Fonterra to pay 10c extra for best farm practices
Northland dairy farmers challenged to better their milk produce and be rewarded.
Lean into 2021, says Northland Inc
The hospitality sector is hit hardest by cancellations when lockdowns are swiftly enacted.
Northland feels knock-on effect of Auckland lockdowns
Northland's economy will be hit by the second Auckland Covid-19 lockdown in two weeks.
Investors buy record share of homes as first-home buyers squeezed
The biggest housing boom in two decades is taking its toll on first-home buyers: analysts.
Hospitality and small retail sectors doing it tough
A leading economist is optimistic about the future recovery of Northland's economy.
Sam Mather: Here's why Northlanders should embrace growth
New or ideas-stage businesses keep Northland Inc Business Innovation and Growth team busy.
Tradies confused at border, guild says
Essential workers plug the gaps and fix the leaks but some tradies face huge challenges.
Hundreds in Hawke's Bay jump off benefits and into fruit picking
The rush for work among the Bay's unemployed has "exceeded government targets".
The great divide: What to expect this earnings season
Who will disappoint and who will surprise on the upside?
Lawyer to landlords: Beware from this week when new law comes in
"New process complicates a landlord's position," says Harriet Krebs of K3 Legal.
Climate report: Renewable, but not quite clean
Climate report could pose awkward questions for New Zealand's newest power station.
Huge disparity in KiwiSaver returns. How did yours perform?
Strong share markets boosted growth funds but some property focused funds lagged.
Techweek - back in 2021 with a hiss and roar
Event submissions for Techweek 2021: Connecting For A Better Future – now open to public.
End of petrol cars: NZ must ban fossil-fuelled imports by 2032, says Climate Change Commission
Jacinda Ardern said the Government "will not hold back" on climate change action.
Landlords in $180b sector worry: Can tenants paint rentals after next month's law change?
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development outlines how negotiations should go.
Some businesses close as a precautionary measure
Northland businesses from the lockdown frustrated at latest positive case.
'Disappointed': Businesses visited by community case find out on Facebook
'We have not been contacted by the Ministry of Health as yet.'
The $8.5m clifftop estate expats are prepared to buy sight unseen
It could be Northland's biggest sale of the past 12 months.
A cautionary tale - annual leave and Holidays Act
Calculating holiday pay during a business shutdown can be confusing.
Eftpos outage hits retailers in busy lunchtime rush across North Island
Shoppers were hit by an unwelcome surprise when they went to make purchases.