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The draft pact would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and curb Iran’s uranium.

The survey indicates Kiwis' interest in immigration has decreased.

The ‌Strait of Hormuz will be reopened, and Iran will be able to sell oil freely.

Retail sales volumes rose 0.9% in the March quarter, matching late 2025.

Only co-operating commercial vessels will gain access and services.

Agribusiness and Māori business leaders are now the most upbeat sectors.

The Government says there have been no amendments to the scheme in more than 30 years.

Financial mentors are seeing a 'rush of demand' from those seeking financial help.

The Economy of Everything podcast examines why the fuel apocalypse hasn't happened yet.

World leaders fear the strait’s continued closure is causing a cost-of-living crisis.

OPINION: Expect the pledges to lurch this year from what we've come to expect as normal.

The largest drop was in consumables, with spending down $60m or 2.1%.

Police are investigating whether two events within 12 hours are connected.

A total of 55 commodities vessels crossed the strait between May 11 and 17.

There were four ships carrying fuel expected to reach New Zealand within two days.

BNZ's Stephen Toplis warns job growth has stalled for 29 straight months.

Markets see a 0.25% OCR hike in July as almost certain.

Questions over how resources will be allocated to smaller operators in a major crisis.

How many more rounds can Air NZ go?

Transport Minister Chris Bishop says protest is based on 'false assumptions'.

Airline boss Nikhil Ravishankar says between 5% and 10% of flights could be cut.

The OECD says 'immediate action' is needed to restore energy resilience and affordability.

Revenue slipped 5.5% to $270.2m, while net debt fell by $63m to $102.1m.

The airline now says it will lose at least $340m before tax this financial year.

'These numbers show the cost of living crisis is not being felt equally across NZ.'

US inflation is now near a three-year high, driven largely by energy costs.

The Government has recommitted to building an import terminal for liquefied natural gas.

Crown accounts for the nine months to March are faintly better than forecast.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis explains what it would take to reach phase four. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY