Riley Kennedy

The future of Kmart in Dunedin is still unclear.

Otago's construction industry is expected to grow by more than a quarter in the next three years, but those in the sector warn so will costs.

The ‘‘devastating’’ effects of the Covid-19 Delta outbreak are a prime example of why Skyline Enterprises’ board did not want to repay the Government’s wage subsidy, its chairwoman says.

Air New Zealand is expecting more than 6000 Aucklanders to fly to Queenstown once the borders reopen.

Alchemy Equipment is back.

Yvette Shum is on a mission to make menstrual products more the ‘‘accessible and environmentally friendly’’ for all New Zealand women.

A Dunedin travel agent "inundated" with requests for help has put on a second transtasman charter flight to help get stranded people to Australia.

Three of Dunedin’s council-owned companies have performed better than expected despite the ongoing impact of Covid-19.

A Dunedin interior designer has picked up an award for her refit of Dunedin’s Grand Casino restaurant and bar.

Why does money matter?

Liquidators of a Wanaka aviation company have not been able to track down two of its shareholders who owe nearly $95,000, the first liquidator’s report says.

Dunedin-based investment company Forsyth Barr has set up its own "independent and stand alone" $650million fund management operation.

The Warehouse Group is citing a change in consumer habits as the reason for the closure of its Mosgiel store.

Matt Maley’s business started after a trip to buy ink.

A Dunedin building company which operated for only 12 months went into liquidation owing nearly $170,000, a liquidator’s report says.