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Katie Bradford takes a look at what's led to Fonterra's record-breaking profits. Video / NZ Herald

Hurrell will continue to be rewarded from performance grants through to the year 2032.

Owners believed in working hard, caring and giving their best, but it wasn't enough.

Auckland remains 'epicentre' of activity: 58 long-term high-rise fixed, crawler cranes.

Travel agents and airports cite passenger rights, make demands for the next Government.

Airline cites high demand for US and long-haul services as big project takes another step.

Sales rose 6.5%, but impairments drove KMD Brands to a $414.4m loss.

Hundreds of staff from James Pascoe Group will shift from Union St to Pitt St eventually.

Direct flights and a visa change have helped bring more tourists from China.

Its owners say more small players could challenge the supermarket duopoly.

A strong submission to the council opposes the aged-care home.

More Lego certified stores are planned in New Zealand over the next two years.

Managers will seek court directions as forensic accounting continues.

The plus-size label launched in 1990 and once had 28 stores nationwide.

Radio-tagged trays, robotic cranes and automated storage replacing 'spaghetti junction'.

The airport is setting up 10km of new baggage conveyor equipment to replace its "spaghetti junction". Video / Auckland Airport, Beumer Group

Phillip Mills said his sister cared for their father in his final years.

OPINION: Better funding, digital tools and workforce reform could transform healthcare.

OPINION: Supermarket break-ups will not solve the wider costs squeezing New Zealanders.

The upgrade supports growth in low-carb beer and zero-alcohol products.

Auckland’s Sylvia Park store is Lego’s biggest in New Zealand, with more planned.

Another supermarket owner in the region said he was 'bewildered' and in 'disbelief'.

Sense Partners analysis suggests benefits would outweigh costs by 26%.

The latest deferral comes after the company delayed a $500m hotel/apartment in the city.

Hong Kong and Shanghai up, Dubai and Doha fall sharply, Heathrow loses global top ranking.

'This is unfortunately another fatality in the hospitality industry' – Steve Lawrence.

Westpac is the first New Zealand-based bank accredited to issue digital IDs.

Airline confirms jumbo commitment to Auckland will boost seats by more than 70%.

ANALYSIS: Structural break-ups are very rare; that specificity makes wider chill unlikely.