Category - business

• The confoundin­g case of Michael Colosimo
• Solar farm given provisiona­l approval
• Meridian gets go-ahead to access reserve water
• Structural separation: Australia targets Big Four – will NZ follow suit?
• Rising pension bill sparks push for means testing
• Judge left with ‘no option’ but to liquidate grower
• Distillers warn rising alcohol tax could ‘collapse an industry’
• A market stumble but housing bump
• Flood zone housing value increases ‘counterint­uitive’
• Memories are made of this
• Endless appeal - all boxes ticked
• Severn Trent boss could get up to £4.8m as it doubles reward scheme
• CHINA TO SCRAP EV TAX REBATES
• DO NOT ADJUST YOUR SET: TVNZ in holding pattern over political editor hire
• NZX shakes off fuel shocks, heads into positive territory
• Couple spend thousands on sale doomed by busway plan
• MCA leader calls for warnings before fines over No-Smoking signage
• Volkswagen axes diesel Golf in UK
• Meta plans cloud business to sell AI computing power
• Ex-Lotto host paid five years on leave
• Adobe Acrobat Studio: Acrobat becomes an AI workspace
• Popular quant funds draw billions in China as AI beats human traders
• Job growth down in June
• Investing takes back seat as cost of living bites
• Look out: The AI boom could go bust
• Councillor pushes to oppose new coal mining
• Versatile support block with dual dwellings
• Tesla posts record 2nd-quarter performanc­e, European demand surges
• World’s Greenest Companies 2026
• Grand residence on stunning private grounds
• Truffle growers eye rich export future
• Party’s positionin­g not new, but it has one radical idea
• How autonomous is your network?
• Estate agent written into man’s will keeps $300k
• OpenAI ‘in early talks to give 5% stake to US government’
• Cost of new units ‘exorbitant’, says councillor