The long-serving chair of power lines company Vector is stepping down after losing the support of the company’s major shareholder.

Law changes putting more weight on local alcohol guidelines have been supported by Local Government New Zealand.

A review of New Zealand’s dairy industry is likely to allow Fonterra to refuse to buy milk from dairy farmers, which it has been forced to do up until now.

NZ companies which sent $120m of goods to Iran last year may be affected by Donald Trump’s threat to sanction countries who trade with the Middle Eastern nation.

The NZ Superannuation Fund wants to help build and run Auckland’s light rail network, with the government taking another step towards construction.

Customers unhappy about fashion brand World’s false labelling of garments as made in New Zealand could take them back, says Consumer New Zealand.

The government’s finances are in better shape than expected because of a stronger tax take.

The Bay of Plenty kiwifruit industry has reached the limit of willing local workers and paying staff more won’t make a difference, a packhouse manager says.

The country’s four big Australian-owned banks have made a combined $2.5 billion in half-year profits, and an expert is raising questions.

An outdoor apparel company shareholder has rubbished the claims T-shirts cannot be manufactured in New Zealand.