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The supreme winner's focus has been described as 'unwavering'.
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'One punch after the other': Community reels from Carter Holt closure news
A small number of roles will remain to process imported timber.
NZ Dairy Industry Awards open next week
Entries for Share Farmer, Dairy Manager, and Dairy Trainee of the Year open on October 6.
From boom to bust: Why relying on local assets has cost investors dearly
The NZX 50 is barely positive for 2025, up just 0.2% so far this year.
TVNZ turbulence: Chair departing early in surprise move; Outspoken ex-NZME investor turns to Sky
The Traitors Oz show to be filmed in NZ; TVNZ apologises for daytime screening of ad.
Blockbuster move: A-list film stars set to buy Auckland studios in multimillion-dollar council deal
Screen industry boost: Cliff Curtis, Taika Waititi and Jason Momoa linked to studios sale.
Popular restaurant set to reopen after former owner's $1.4m collapse
It closed in May but its new owner is planning a 'grand comeback'.
'Serious error', 'worrying signal' - spotlight on Media Council after ruling against cold-case story
Council says Mona Blades report was 'deeply unfair' - four of the 10 members disagree.
City's tarnished image dominates tourism debate
Rotorua mayoral candidates outline tourism plans as reputation and safety take focus.
Opinion: The asset outperforming everything else in 2025
OPINION: It’s doubled in value these past 3 years and even outpaced the mighty S&P 500.
Richard Prebble: Why separate seats could weaken the Māori influence they aim to protect
OPINION: Rotorua's Māori councillor numbers fell after wards were introduced.
'One has to ask when it will end': Tokoroa plywood factory marked for closure
Mayor says it had been a tough year for the district.
Bay of Plenty tops with bumper kiwifruit season as Auckland shows signs of economic turnaround
The June quarter was marked by 'chilly' economic conditions.
Mark Lister: Rear view v crystal ball, why leading indicators matter more right now
OPINION: Unemployment has risen to 5.2%, the highest level in almost five years.
Mark Lister: NZ's economic recovery delayed, but not derailed
The Reserve Bank cut the Official Cash Rate to 3% last month.
Taupō geothermal zone potential spurs $10m in Govt funding for exploration
The project could be 'globally groundbreaking' for 'supercritical' energy generation.
New Woolworths Taupō opens with special pou
The supermarket and the pou have a history dating back to 1961.
Flying regionally could be about to become ‘easier’, plus $30m Govt loans for small airlines
It's being called a potentially 'game-changing development'.
Mark Lister: Tech's sharemarket dominance raises awkward questions
OPINION: Three companies rival entire swathes of industries that employ millions.
'Efficient and sustainable': $220m expansion at geothermal station '90%' complete
Annual output would power 158,000 homes, exceeding Christchurch’s residential total.
‘Sugar hit’ of economic activity: Aims Games ready to kick off in the Bay
Over 25,000 visitors are expected in Tauranga for the tournament.
'Life is short': How a mountain biking accident led her to quit her dream job to sell 'towelies'
'We've hustled ... but it’s bloody cool and I wouldn't trade it for anything.'
Opinion: Is the global bull market rally justified?
Global shares hit record highs, defying recent pullback forecasts.
Dairy dip: Slight decline in prices in latest GDT
GDT eases 0.3%, whole milk powder up, skim milk powder down.
How solar farm rose to severe flooding challenge
Clever design meant electricity generation facility avoided harm in severe weather event.
Mark Stewart launches $56.4m bid for Comvita
Comvita's board supports the $56.4m takeover offer from Florenz.
Opinion: Reporting season could signal turnaround for struggling economy
The local reporting season is heating up, suggesting an economic recovery.
'We have to go big': BoP company navigates tariffs, eyes Amazon debut
The drink will be stocked in over 100 premium New York City venues by the end of August.
Govt warned of risks to breaking up polytech merger: 'Similar, if not worse' financials
A paper said the proposed future appears to be similar, if not worse.
Mark Lister: Why lower inflation won't ease the cost of living
OPINION: The CPI rose at an annual rate of 2.7% in the June quarter.