The aluminium smelter at Tiwai Point is restarting an unused potline as rising metal prices and a power deal have made it economic to expand production.

Analysis – The government has announced a change to GST. Here’s how it works and what it means for New Zealanders.

Watch – Foreign companies will be asked to pay GST on goods sold online to New Zealanders from October next year.

A mobile truck shop that misled thousands of vulnerable borrowers has been fined $330,000 – the largest fine of its kind so far.

There’s been another high level resignation from within Australia’s beleaguered banking and financial sector.

Consumers aren’t feeling great about the economy in the short and medium-term, but that reluctance to splurge could work out best for consumers in the long-haul.

A dairy farm and an earthworks company have been fined more than $50,000 between them for digging in a Waikato stream.

It has been a big year for New Zealand wine exports into the United States and it is part of a larger growth globally in the sale of wine particularly into emerging markets.

Electronic goods retailer Noel Leeming has been charged with misleading customers at eight of its stores.

The Commerce Commission is taking a Nelson pharmacy to court for price fixing.