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Among the projects outlined in the 10-year capital improvement plan are an integrated domestic terminal and a new cargo precinct.

The Kiwi dollar fell to a seven-year low against the British pound and six-month low against the US currency amid a global economic downturn.

Contact Energy says investment in carbon reduction should be focused on getting to 97 percent renewable, not 100.

Analysts are expecting the upcoming corporate reporting season to deliver a mixed bag of results, with falling consumer demand and increased costs a drag on earnings.

The Commerce Commission expects merchants to pass on an estimated $105 million a year in savings on Mastercard and Visa card fees charged to consumers or will consider further regulation.

Any gains may be short-lived if the general election results in a change of government.

A lower New Zealand dollar may help revive the local sharemarket which has had a lacklustre first half of the year.

Alternatives to the Lake Onslow hydro storage lake have not been fully explored, according to the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment.

The head of Qantas says there is a path to zero carbon emissions by 2050 for the aviation industry, but does not see green hydrogen in the mix.

The Tiwai Point aluminium smelter (NZAS) and Meridian Energy have been given a green light on a deal to allow for greater demand flexibility from the smelter during peak periods.

The consumer watchdog is counting on businesses to monitor each other when it comes to environmental or other sustainable development claims about products or services.

The infrastructure investor currently owns about half of One NZ, formerly Vodafone.

The response comes in the wake of a call by Consumer New Zealand for a targeted investigation so that consumers are not misled.

New Zealand has potential to become a world leader in the export of renewable energy, though it has hurdles - including community resistance to resource development.

The country's biggest banks are making no apology for tight controls and even bans on cryptocurrency users and traders.

Air NZ's inflight cups are an example of greenwashing, Consumer NZ says, as it calls for a formal investigation into businesses' environmental claims.

2degrees expects to be offering customers 100 percent mobile service coverage to remote locations within two to three years.

One of the largest crypto currency dealers in New Zealand is calling out what it says is bullying behaviour by some of the biggest banks.

Executive director Dane Ambler said the investment was expected to pay for itself quickly.

Forest industry contractors are rapidly abandoning their business, following too many tough years with no improvement in sight.

The Kiwi dollar is under pressure after the Reserve Bank effectively called a halt to further monetary tightening after its last 25 basis point rise to 5.5 percent last week.

The company was returning to a normal state following the Covid-19 pandemic, which drove soaring demand for its products, its chief executive says.

There is reportedly plenty of capacity available to get goods moving again, despite some industries reporting ongoing supply constraints.

Tech investment reached a record high last year, with a smaller number of bigger deals led by foreign investment.

Infrastructure leaders are considering new user charges as one way to make the most of a $92 billion wish list of projects over the next five to 10 years.