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Cook Islands crisis: Mark Brown writes to Christopher Luxon

The Cook Islands Prime Minister has made contact with Christopher Luxon.

Revealed: Auckland Art Gallery's new $217,500-plus sculpture

Single biggest art purchase this year revealed.

Woolworths NZ sales up as industrial action hampers Aussie result

Woolworths NZ rebranded 35 supermarkets from 'Countdown' to 'Woolworths' this half.

Inside Economics: Why US dollars still rule the world...and what’s up with the price of cheese

Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the latest economic news.

NZME's $54.2m in earnings, post-tax loss of $16m after impairment; OneRoof may be spun off into new company

NZME commences independent review of OneRoof, looking at opportunities for the business.

Port of Auckland cashes in on performance U-turn to double net profit

Growth investment plans will enable bigger ships to visit and boost the cruise industry.

Taming the traffic snake: Waipukurau woman aims to revolutionise local carpooling

More than 60% of residents get income from outside the district, and the traffic shows.

My patient was using a therapy chat bot. Was that okay?

AI can be useful as a supplement to treatment. But there are risks, too.

Seeking God, or Peter Thiel, in Silicon Valley

New York Times: When tech luminaries talk about their Christian faith, people listen.

Govt considers bespoke regional tax and concessions to spur growth

Could the Government adopt different tax rules for different regions?

Letters: Andrew Bayly got off lightly

OPINION: 'There is no place for this sort of behaviour in the workplace.'

‘Lots and lots of red’: NZ sharemarket plunges further in grim earnings season

Ryman Healthcare was in the glare for the second day running, dragging the benchmark down.

Third Mighty Ape CEO exits as tech upgrade hampers result

Technical issues from a website upgrade impacted Mighty Ape’s earnings.

New player enters race to challenge Sky for NZ Rugby broadcast rights

Kiwi fans could be forced to go elsewhere to watch our national game.

‘Too much change at once’: Ryman CEO Naomi James on $1b raise to cut debt

Weekly fees non-fixed, keeping 30% instead of 20%: Key Ryman changes from October 1, 2024.

Yamaha buys Tauranga’s Robotics Plus, unveils big plans

Another tech firm sold offshore, but new owners says it'll add to its 130 staff.

‘Not competitive’: Calls for banks to lower high interest margins

The Squirrel boss is calling the Aussie-owned banks 'an oligopoly'.

Tourism Holdings reports revenue growth as profit declines

Tourism Holdings has revealed its half-year results, with a steep decline in profit.