A surge of overseas interest in New Zealand thoroughbreds is boosting the fortunes of provincial towns associated with the industry.

A slowing housing market and higher costs have squeezed the profits of the country’s biggest banks.

Fuji Xerox New Zealand has been formally suspended from dealing with government agencies and ruled out from taking on new government contracts.

Listed companies are being urged to adopt a new stock exchange governance code to broaden their reporting to inform and attract investors.

A hearing will start today which could allow a boost in the search for gas at the field off the Taranaki coast.

Two earthquake-hit cities are offering contrasting pictures of the national property market.

Mediawatch – Polls were aggressively promoted and returned wildly fluctuating results. Colin Peacock explores whether they mattered and if we need more or less polling in future.

A surge in the number of apartments and retirement village units has pushed up building consents to a six-month high.

Westland Milk Products, the country’s second largest dairy company, says it’s “bitterly disappointed” it will only pay farmers $5.18/kg of milk solids.

Retailers fed up with being shop windows for online buyers are pushing again for the government to collect GST on lower value imported goods.