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Hallenstein Glassons profit well down
First-half net profit for Hallenstein Glassons fell more than 40 percent, slightly worse than the company foreshadowed in January.
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The Verlaines Live at The Kings Arms
On 14 December 2013, Dunedin troubadours The Verlaines played their 1985 album Hallelujah All the Way Home in it's entirety at Auckland's Kings Arms, a performance that reunited the original '85 line… Audio
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Dry roads prompt dustup
Local bodies claim they are doing what they can to dampen down a dust problem which has provoked a rural community to start blocking logging trucks using the local gravel roads.
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Lusi's tail moves away
MetService says the remains of Cyclone Lusi brought gale force winds and heavy rain across Cook Strait and the Nelson Marlborough region overnight but the worst of the weather system has passed. Audio
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Exporters told to get used to high dollar
Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler says the country has to get used to the high New Zealand dollar.
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Sharemarket drops after rising streak
The New Zealand sharemarket has broken a six-day rising streak, with the NZX Top 50 Index falling 8 points to 5118.
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CTV review looking at council and designers
A review police have ordered of the collapse of the CTV building in the February 2011 earthquake will look at the roles of the city council and the firm that designed the building, Alan Reay…
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Slow down for pharmaceuticals boss
Douglas Pharmaceuticals founder Sir Graeme Douglas has decided to retire and hand the top job to second-in-command and son Jeff Douglas.
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England cricketers end tour with another loss
The England cricketer's worst-ever international tour has ended with a 12th defeat at the hands of Australia, going down by 84 runs in the final T20 international in Sydney.
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Rumours impact on NZ dollar
The New Zealand dollar had a mixed day on Friday, falling against the United States and Australian dollars and the yen but slightly higher against other currencies.
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Dollar falls on OCR and Fed decisions
The New Zealand dollar fell as much as 1 cent against the American dollar on Thursday after the Reserve Bank left its key interest rate unchanged and the US Federal Reserve further reduced its money…
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Hallenstein Glasson shares fall after profit downgrade
Hallenstein Glasson shares shed nearly 10% last week after the company's second profit downgrade so far in its current financial year.
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Retailer issues new profit forecast
The drop in Hallenstein Glasson's first-half profit this year will be twice as much as the company had earlier warned.
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Debate rages on after Proteas pull out of record run chase
The debate rages on in South African cricket after the Proteas shut up shop when they were close to an historic and epic first test victory over India in Johannesburg.
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The Sampler: The Verlaines
Audio 21 Dec 2013Nick Bollinger talks with Verlaines frontman Graeme Downes about the re-release of two early albums Juvenilia, and Hallelujah All The Way Home. Audio
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Rest home hoist in working order, inquest told
An engineer who serviced a rest home hoist before it collapsed, killing an elderly woman, has told an inquest that it was in working order when he checked it. Audio
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Meat industry looks to tackle over-capacity
The meat industry needs to keep looking for a solution to its processing over-capacity because it's an issue that isn't going to go away, the head of one of the country's big four meat companies says.
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ANZCO back in black
Meat processor and exporter ANZCO Foods is back in the black with a net after tax profit of more than $12 million for the 2012-2013 year and an increased cash flow.
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Household borrowing growing faster than incomes - RBNZ
The Reserve Bank says household borrowing is growing faster than incomes and New Zealand households are getting near to levels of indebtedness not seen since just after the global financial crisis.
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Bank considering exemption from loan limits
The Reserve Bank will consider exempting low deposit borrowers from new mortgage restrictions if they are building a new home. Audio
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Red Hot - Paul Heck
Audio 9 Nov 2013Paul Heck has been convincing artists to let him use their music for the past 20 years. Heck is the Executive Producer of the Red Hot Organisation, which fights HIV/ AIDS by raising both money and… Audio
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Music 101: Red Hot for charity
Paul Heck has been coaxing artists into letting him use their music for the past twenty years.
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Lou Reed - What Goes On
Local musicians and music journalists tell of how Lou Reed's music, and his NZ tours of the 70s, shaped our musical psyche. Audio
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Balloon victim's mother backs drug test call
The mother of a man who died in the Carterton balloon crash is welcoming a recommendation for the Government to act with urgency in making random drug testing mandatory across the transport sector. Audio
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NZ dollar down on Aust and Chinese moves
The New Zealand dollar fell against the United States dollar on Tuesday as well as against the euro and yen, but was little changed against the Australian dollar and British pound.
