Part of the Cadbury factory in Dunedin could be sold as a going concern, meaning some people could retain their jobs.

The Building Federation is warning a new law could allow foreign companies to dump cheap building materials in New Zealand.

Troubled vocational training company Intueri has been placed in voluntary administration after failing to trade its way out of debt.

Accommodation providers are devastated Auckland Council has voted in favour of a targeted rate for them, an industry group says.

New Zealand’s purchasing power with the rest of the world has hit its highest level in 44 years, thanks to the recovery in dairy prices.

Some borrowers would be unable to pay for food and power if mortgage rates rise to 7 percent, potentially triggering a housing collapse, says the Reserve Bank.

The annual rate of growth in house prices has dropped to below 10 percent, the slowest rate in two years.

Silver Fern Farms has confirmed it will be going ahead with the closure of its sheepmeat plant near Ashburton – affecting 370 workers.

NZ’s political leaders must up their game and deliver better long-term transport and infrastructure planning, says the head of the country’s biggest freight company.

New Zealand’s financial system has a clean bill of health, with fears over high house prices and dairy debt reduced but still under scrutiny, the Reserve Bank says.