A truck survey that gives indications about the health of the economy shows activity has dipped but still remains high.

More than 1700 people were wrongly charged interest, costs and fees on loans after their goods were repossessed.

Workers’ optimism about their job prospects is at the highest level since the global financial crisis, but businesses are gloomier about the economic outlook, according to two new surveys.

The scaffolding industry is hoping a new apprenticeship scheme will help the profession reach new heights.

Butter prices have come off the boil, falling 4.9 percent after a record run of four consecutive monthly rises.

The country’s growing taste for the finer things in life has prompted Statistics New Zealand to adjust the basket of goods it uses to measure inflation.

A spate of online scams plaguing New Zealanders over the holiday period are catching out even the savviest of web users.

Building consents have hit a 13-year high, largely because of Auckland, new figures show.

Australia’s honey industry is calling for an armistice in the ongoing battle over use of the term “mānuka honey”, after Tasmanian producers claimed they produced it first.

An exploitative organic farm near Christchurch was banned from a volunteer network four years before the Labour Inspectorate investigation into it began.