My Net Worth: Shannon Harris, HP NZ MD: “I don’t tend to use the word failure.”
07.03.2026 23:14
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My Net Worth: Shannon Harris, HP NZ MD: “I don’t tend to use the word failure.”
Review: Time flies while snuggled in the comfort of Air NZ Business Premier’s lie-flat bed.
“I think that, broadly, capitalism is a pretty good economic system,” says Gary Stevenson. This is not exactly the kind of thing you would expect one of the world’s most high-profile wealth tax campaigners to say.
A damaging windstorm that struck the Tasman region has damaged Port Marlborough’s earnings trajectory, as major capital works for new Interislander ferries get under way.
David Chaplin: The KiwiSaver-based retiree income issue is gaining traction. #opinion
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One of Zespri’s Chinese distributors says the marketer’s new strategy to become the world’s healthiest fruit brand gives it confidence for the long term.
Pāmu will be having a “fairly active conversation” about what it will do with the capital return it will receive from the sale of Mainland Group.
In a quest to go faster, some employees are compromising some very personal customer information.
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Technology, automation and AI were the talk of the financial services industry breakfast on Friday morning.
Vista is hiring up to 50 people to shift more customers to its cloud product, bucking a trend of retrenchment triggered by concerns about artificial intelligence disruption.
T&G Global’s apples business could grow 80% in the next 10 years as the market for premium fruit grows overseas.
New Zealand has ranked 35th out of 42 in the OECD’s 2025 digital government rankings – a result the Government says will be reversed through a major overhaul of its digital governance.
Maria Slade: Aucklanders are furious with Wellington for imposing arbitrary density across the suburbs. #opinion
My Net Worth: Bridget Abernethy, ERGANZ CEO: "It really matters to me that we keep pushing for more investment in renewables."
Review: From its amazing keyboard and long battery life to ushering in the future of ready-to-use touch-of-the-button AI tools, this laptop was designed to make your daily slog much more comfortable and stylish.
My Expat Life: Growing up in China, James He told his parents his best education would be in NZ.
Most nights, after giving his 4-month-old son a bath and putting in another hour of work for the company he co-owns, Williams Corporation, Matthew Horncastle st...
Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s new Financial Policy Committee is set to remain a subcommittee of the regulator’s board, and there are no plans to conduct a formal evaluation of its legal basis, the central bank says.
Auditing the Auditors: Among the Big Four, KPMG earned the most in fees from NZX50 firms, but another firm has more clients. EY takes that mantle, having benefited from changes to the NZX50.
There are “several” entities interested in applying for the Government’s $200 million Gas Security Fund, but officials are refusing to disclose any details.
Bronwyn Heenan and Mike Mercer: The intent is good, and some of the changes are genuinely useful. #opinion
ASX-listed Worley has been named technical adviser for New Zealand’s planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal. Worley provides engineering, project, and asset management solutions for the energy, chemicals, and resources sectors.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Anna Breman is unlikely to clash with Finance Minister Nicola Willis over the central bank’s funding, in contrast to her predecessor Adrian Orr.
Software company Xero told New Zealand employees its proposed restructuring isn’t aimed at cutting costs, despite up to 250 jobs being at risk.
Market Close: The New Zealand sharemarket rallied strongly for the second day in a row as the positive glow from the Reserve Bank’s Official Cash Rate hold continued to bolster investors.
