Avocado oil spill – calls for a dedicated food crime taskforce
A group of Australian and New Zealand avocado oil makers are calling for more purity testing and greater…
“China Speed” in the 40°C desert of Oman
Against the backdrop of a changing global trade and economic environment, Chinese companies continue to expand their…
Legal & General’s yield looks secure despite pension transfer pressure
Legal & General (LGEN) chief executive António Simões has put the focus on share repurchases under his revamp…
From HBCU to CEO: Black Entrepreneurs Who Have Built Successful Businesses – The Root
Rodney Williams speaks onstage at the Global Black Economic Forum during the 2026 ESSENCE Festival of Culture (Photo…
Households cut health insurance, despite rising claim payouts
New Zealanders are cutting back on their health insurance, just as the amount being paid out in health…
National taskforce launches to improve financial literacy rates for small business owners
When Storm Menzies launched her small business a year ago, she expected the product design process to be…
Employer deducted PF from your salary but did not deposit it with EPFO? Here’s whether your interest will be affected
When a company deducts money from an employee’s salary towards the Employee’s Provident Fund (EPF) and adds the…
New market laws to ban sales of meat, fish and mixed kava
The sale of prohibited meat and fish and mixed kava will be forbidden in municipal markets across Fiji…
Household Budgeting Strategies for Rising Expenses
Inflation has made household budgeting less about finding one big solution and more about assembling several small defenses.…
G’day mate: Australia tourist arrivals in New Zealand hit record
Nine percent more overseas visitors arrived in New Zealand in the June 2026 year – and arrivals from…
NZ Football pulls support for Infantino as FIFA President
New Zealand Football has pulled its support for Gianni Infantino as FIFA President amid the fallout from the…
Employment Hero data shows wage growth dipping into negative territory – who’s been hit hardest?
Those aged 18-24 years fared much better, with wages expanding 1.8% year on year. Workers between 35-44 years…