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No recession in 25 years
Australia's last recession was in 1991. This is why the lucky country has done so well.
Bank refunds 230,000 people
More than 230,000 people received part of A$5 million in refunds after their bank charged unexpected fees.
Don't say these things to your boss
In any workplace, there are a few things it's not worth telling your boss - like that you're bored - or hungover.
Banks lose battle to fight Apple
Major banks in Australia have been denied the all-clear to team up and fight Apple Pay.
Chart: Power up in Auckland
What's the biggest factor behind the rise in Aucklanders' electricity bills?
Cyclone Debbie claims begin
Insurers have already recieved 2500 claims for damages since Tropical Cyclone Debbie struck Australia.
Blue Sky Meats offer off table
It's back to the drawing board for Blue Sky Meats, which was awaiting approval for a Chinese takeover.
Xero's machine learning lesson
Machine learning could be a time-saver for businesses, but the 'people factor' is delaying a bigger revolution.
Gina Rinehart recruits at the netball
Why the richest person in Australia scouts local netball competitions for cheap mining labour.
Hospital post shop closes
Auckland City Hospital is losing its bookshop with Kiwibank and New Zealand Post services.
Eat a kiwi, save a kiwi
For the second year in a row, Whittaker's has chosen saving our iconic native bird as its large charitable activity.
Kiwi learns from 'Woz'
Health tech entrepreneur Sheng Chiong Hong returns from prize trip with sharper focus.
12 jobs robots could do
Receptionists, lawyers, bartenders and taxi drivers are just some of the jobs that could be replaced by robots.
Media merger ruling delayed again
More journos will keep their jobs if Fairfax-NZME merger proceeds than if it doesn't, company-funded research says.
RMA reform plan welcomed
The Resource Management Act is 25 years old and past its use-by date, PM says.
Auckland's ethnic makeup
How do the proportions of Auckland's ethnic groups compare with NZ as a whole?
Money for Auckland, PM says
Prime Minister Bill English said money is 'no constraint' when it comes to Auckland's infrastructure.
2degrees may be in profit
After a horror start to 2017 with customer service woes, 2degrees appears to have finally moved into the black.
Fancy a hard drive in your head?
Elon Musk is investing in technology to merge human brains with computers.
Germans offered taste of Cervena
A trial shipment of grass-fed deer is heading to Germany in an attempt to expand the market.
Who'd gain from a border wall?
Engineering and infrastructure firms likely to capture a chunk of the multi-billion-dollar work.
One belt, no roads
China's one belt, one road initiative isn't likely to be linked to major NZ projects, it's predicted.
MediaWorks radio boss quits
Wendy Palmer did not give her reasons for leaving the company after 12 years, in a company-issued statement.
Cigarettes delivered for 'love'
An online company is delivering cigarettes to disabled customers' doors as a show of "love towards them".