Stories by Jemima Huston

The Te Ruahi solar farm near Taupō will bring power to more than 100,000 customers.

Genesis Energy says it could be generating electricity using biomass at its Huntly station in three to four years.

The economic downturn has taken a toll on the wedding industry. Audio

The Commerce Commission says they promote energy prices without GST by default, which goes against the guidelines.

More than one million New Zealanders use unregulated open banking services every year.

Business confidence has fallen slightly but improving activity shows things are looking brighter.

Foodstuffs will continue fighting to merge its North and South Island cooperatives beyond the outcome of its appeal against the decision to block the plan.

Netsafe report found six in every 10 New Zealanders deal with scams at least once a month.

A mini company-earnings season is due to start soon - with big names reporting, including Fisher and Paykel Healthcare, Mainfreight, and Infratil.

The poor state of the economy has Buy Now Pay Later providers targeting alcohol merchants and products, according to a credit risk adviser.

An investment analyst says falling interest rates have given the local share market a strong boost by freeing up investor cash.

Debate is growing about whether the Reserve Bank should make a massive cut to the official cash rate next month.

Anyone who moves into a retirement village pays for the right to occupy a unit - but families and residents say it takes too long to be repaid when they leave.

The New Zealand dollar fell on Wednesday in trading against the United States dollar, in response to weaker than expected inflation data.

The telco is partnering with the US satellite network owned by Elon Musk to improve mobile coverage for customers.

More banks and insurers could face court proceedings and possible penalties for misleading and overcharging customers.

The watchdog says a merger would substantially hit competition and make it harder for other retailers to grow.

Port strikes in the United States could cause major disruption for importers and exporters in New Zealand.

政府认为公职人员不应把居家办公视作理所应当的福利，业内人士建议企业在做任何决定前与员工协商。

Businesses are asking staff to work at the office more than at home now that the height of the Covid-19 pandemic is over, but many employers says flexible working options will continue to be offered.

Consumer NZ is backing allegations against Jetstar, saying the airline put illegal caps on compensation for cancelled flights. Audio

Gold prices have hit a record high, with more investors buying the precious metal.

The ACC levies should have been increased in the last review three years ago, says the AA. Audio

The company says it is doing its bit to deliver energy to New Zealand and sudden changes to power market rules can be unfairly costly.

Earlier this month, Winstone Pulp International paused work at its two sites to consider its future.