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The Mood of the Boardroom survey found 74% saw Willis as credible.

Domestic business optimism has surged, although global confidence has slipped further.

Overseas buyers of $5m-plus properties fear they could face double taxation.

Chris Quin says splitting Foodstuffs will not fix high grocery prices.

BP’s New Lynn station advertised 95-octane petrol at $4.11 a litre on Friday.

Schools and universities will move online as government staff work from home.

The US could also stop sharing intelligence to end its attacks on Russian oil refineries.

Gaspy puts 91 octane petrol at $3.60 a litre and diesel at about $3.23.

Zelensky said the truce was 'news for me' and asked when it would begin.

Liam Dann asks Nicola Willis why the economic recovery has been so slow.

Fuel spending through BNPL has grown several hundred per cent since last year.

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Transport is 'margin thin' and freight operators are struggling, an industry group says.

EV and plug-in hybrid sales have boomed in 2026, while petrol and diesel sales are down.

Fuel price monitor Gaspy says 91 unleaded averages $3.50.5, slightly above its April peak.

Airlines welcome $5.7m in Government help as soaring fuel bills bite.

ASB expects households to remain on the sidelines for a while longer.

The party's bus and light rail plans cover Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

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