Charities' $2 billion in untaxed profits
Charities' $2 billion in untaxed profits
There is about $2 billion of "profit" in the charitable sector that is not subject to tax, data suggests.
Business
Sanitarium stops making peanut butter
Sanitarium stops making peanut butter
Sanitarium has probably fallen victim to the problems of being in the middle of the peanut butter market, one expert says.
Air NZ makes more cuts to domestic network
Air NZ makes more cuts to domestic network
Air New Zealand is making further cuts to its domestic network, blaming the move on weak economic conditions.
What does bird flu mean for the economy?
What does bird flu mean for the economy?
Bird flu will be a tough blow to affected farmers and potentially their region, but so far does not look to be a significant threat to the wider NZ economy.
Historic Campbell Park Estate back on the market
Historic Campbell Park Estate back on the market
Campbell Park Estate is officially on the market again.
Electrification advocate wins green award
Electrification advocate wins green award
He has presented at more than 100 events, welcomed more than 12,000 visitors to his all-electric orchard near Cromwell and made close to 100 media appearances — and that is just this year.
Inspiration never sleeps
Inspiration never sleeps
From being recognised for being inspirational to inspiring the next generation, Heidi Renata went from the stage to school this week.
Business South profit down
Business South profit down
Business South — the business advocacy body for Otago and Southland — has posted a $7800 surplus for the financial year, which was well down from the previous year’s $33,000 result.
Bird flu at chicken farm: What you need to know
Bird flu at chicken farm: What you need to know
How will the discovery of bird flu at a North Otago chicken farm affect consumers? And could it spread to our beloved native birds?
Business insolvencies 'much higher' than in GFC
Business insolvencies 'much higher' than in GFC
Business insolvencies are running at more than double the rate of last year, and one economist says the failure rate exceeds that of the global financial crisis.
Treehouse hideaway a growing success
Treehouse hideaway a growing success
An accommodation business with a difference is going gangbusters in the Hakataramea Valley.
Brother back in business, expanding into AI
Brother back in business, expanding into AI
It was an audacious business idea.
Wānaka on ‘to-do list’ for nationwide businesses
Wānaka on ‘to-do list’ for nationwide businesses
Retailers are defying reports of economic gloom and are queuing up to build at Three Parks in Wānaka, Willowridge developer Allan Dippie says.
Award thanks to ‘team effort’
Award thanks to ‘team effort’
Startup Dunedin has won the inaugural regional trailblazer award at the recent Global Entrepreneurship Network NZ ecosystem awards.
Step by step a dog treat business came to fruition
Step by step a dog treat business came to fruition
Entering the United States market is the cherry on top for a North Otago farming family who diversified their traditional farming operation to include dog treats.
Don’t retire with less than $1m - adviser
Don’t retire with less than $1m - adviser
One KiwiSaver provider says there is ‘‘no way’’ that people would want to retire with less than $1 million.
Solar power company goes into liquidation
Solar power company goes into liquidation
A nationwide solar power company that was founded in Christchurch has been put into liquidation, leaving some customers worried about the contracts they have signed with the business.
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Ban on new off-licences may not be enough
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Ban on new off-licences may not go far enough, councillors told
Banning new off-licences in Dunedin's student quarter may not be enough to combat the "mountain of alcohol-related harm" the city faces, councillors have heard.
Aerospace centre in talks to launch rockets
National aerospace centre in talks to launch rockets from Chch spit
National aerospace centre Tāwhaki says it is in talks with potential partners for launching rockets from its base south of Christchurch.
Reserve Bank cuts OCR to 4.25 percent
Reserve Bank cuts OCR to 4.25 percent, Finance Minister cheers 'good news'
The Reserve Bank cut the Official Cash Rate by 50 basis points to 4.25 percent this afternoon.
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