Local construction firm Clelands Construction is to build New Plymouth Airport’s new multi-million dollar terminal, providing a major boost for the Taranaki economy.

Bunnings, the hardware chain owned by Australia's Wesfarmers, will pay more than $11 million to 12,235 New Zealand past and current employees after identifying mistakes in implementing the Holidays Act 2003

The rapid rise of tech companies working in the insurance market and investment by traditional insurance firms into new advanced technologies is expected to lead to better deals for customers in coming years, InsurTechNZ chair Jason Roberts says.

Seed funding of $US20 million ($NZ28.5 million) has been secured by Australian company Plaman Global, which is proposes to mine more than 30 million tonnes of a rare organic black diatomite near Middlemarch, Central Otago.  Diatomite is processed into fertiliser pellets.

E tū has welcomed the Government’s decision to move all directly employed workers in the core public service to a wage rate of at least $20.55 - the 2018 Living Wage.

Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand welcomes the Government’s announcement on the Living Wage for core public services.

The Council of Trade Unions President Richard Wagstaff congratulated Living Wage Aotearoa and the Government for moving to a living wage of at least $20.55 an hour by the first of September for all people employed in the core public service.

The Sustainable Business Council is welcoming the National Party’s offer to work constructively with the government on climate change policy.

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The scenarios proposed would cost between $150 million and upwards of $2.3 billion, and could take up to 10 years to construct.