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WM New Zealand Launches Public Consultation on Auckland’s Residual Waste…
WM New Zealand, Aotearoa’s leading materials recovery, recycling, and waste management provider, has launched a public consultation on how the region should dispose of the 4 million tonnes of waste Aucklanders will create between 2029-2036.

Dosh teams up with Westpac NZ to offer innovative home loan solution
Dosh has launched an innovative new home loan offering, powered by Westpac NZ, that comes with a simple online application process and the potential for customers to get mortgage-free faster.

Marsden Maritime Holdings signs deal with Consortium for acquisition of shares,…
Marsden Maritime Holdings (MMH) has entered into an agreement with a consortium for the acquisition of all MMH shares, other than those already held by Northland Regional Council.

AgriZeroNZ releases Scorecard on emissions reduction progress
AgriZeroNZ’s latest Scorecard provides a transparent update on efforts to deliver emissions reduction tools to farmers, highlighting key activities and investments.

Stock Takes: Why the NZ sharemarket is lagging the rest
Robbie Urquhart, senior portfolio manager at Fisher Funds, discusses why the New Zealand sharemarket is lagging behind global markets.

Opinion: NZ targets 'digital nomads': Britain is a shambles, New Zealand has…
By Peter Murray, senior advisor at Sherson Willis.
A year on since arriving in Auckland to start my new life, New Zealand has lived up to its promise.

NZ kicks off 2025 with one of the lowest food price inflation rates in the OECD…
Stats NZ today reported a nationwide food price inflation (FPI) rate of 1.5% in December, year on year, while the Foodstuffs grocery co-ops saw a rate of 1.0% in their comparable FPI basket.

Opinion: What to expect on the share market in 2025
Ashley Gardyne, Fisher Funds' chief investment officer, shares insights on what to expect from the share markets in 2025. Read his analysis on key trends and investment outlooks published in the NZ Herald.

Foodstuffs to appeal ComCom merger decision
Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South Island are standing firm in their belief that uniting into one nationwide co-op will help deliver better prices at the checkout, and will appeal the Commerce Commission's decision to decline clearance for their merger.

Agentforce World Tour Auckland: the future of AI agents is now
Agents are a new type of software capable of performing work with varying degrees of autonomy.