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Importer and wholesaler 1st Mart Limited (First Mart) has been fined $45,000 for supplying unsafe toys. Read more...

A beer brewed at Mount Maunganui is a “popular drop” for train commuters in the central Netherlands, the brewers have discovered. Read more...

Plexure Group (NZX: PLX) has today signed a deal with United States’ fast-food burger chain White Castle, adding to the momentum reflected in its recently-announced FY19 annual result. Read more...

The NZDUSD opens at 0.6765 (mid-rate) this morning. The USD pushed higher on Friday breaking a 2-day losing streak after a spokesperson for the NY Federal Reserve said the market had taken out of context earlier comments from NY Fed President John Williams. ... Read more...

Winter has failed to take the heat out of the New Zealand property market and as temperatures dropped in June property prices rose, according to the latest Trade Me Property Price Index. Read more...

Businesses need to begin thinking about how to survive in a world where having an Internet presence is expensive, and ‘free’ exposure will disappear altogether – but it’s a development that may reinvigorate investment in traditional media ... Read more...

Declaring its first ever carbon target, Ravensdown is including the footprint of the products it supplies. The farm nutrient and environmental experts have calculated and committed to the 2030 greenhouse gas emissions reduction target, to make a start ... Read more...

Paymark is joining forces with Kiwi fintech sensation Aider to help business owners better understand the ebbs and flows of their working day. Read more...

A project has begun in New Zealand for the refrigerants industry to tackle one of the most potent, but least known causes of climate change. Read more...

The Director of Civil Aviation Graeme Harris, has today, Saturday 20 July, 2019 suspended the airworthiness certificates of all 21 Gippsland GA8 Airvan aircraft currently operating in New Zealand. Harris said “I have sufficient concerns about the safety ... Read more...