Air New Zealand picks Wellington and Marlborough airports for battery plane trial

Battery powered cargo plane set to fly in 2026 Source: NZ Herald Business News

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RNZ, TVNZ newsrooms should be combined to shore up public broadcasting – Brent Harman

OPINION: Government inaction suggests it does not care. Where does this leave NZ? Source: NZ Herald Business News

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It is lunacy to join a military alliance aimed at our biggest trading partner – Richard Prebble

OPINION: New Zealand has a free trade agreement with China, not the US. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Domestic airfare market ranked least competitive in Horizon Research survey

Airports in a battle with Air NZ say greater oversight of fares is needed. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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NZ stocks slump and dollar falls to four-month low – Market close

It was the lower-risk stocks that outperformed today. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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China’s economy grew 5.3 per cent in first quarter, beating expectations

Household spending over the Lunar New Year holidays helped to boost China's economy. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Easysteel job loss worries: Union blasts Fletcher Building management, says ‘bombshell’ dropped

Workers face fallout after turmoil at Fletcher Building. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Stuff-Newshub TV news deal: Six questions for 6pm – a new-look evening news and a leading contender to front it

What are the risks and opportunities for Stuff and other media under the new 6pm deal? Source: NZ Herald Business News

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AI will be part of Scott Technology’s evolution, says CEO

The company reported a fall in net profit in its first half result. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Tesla plans to lay off 10 per cent of workforce after dismal quarterly sales

Around 14,000 workers will be cut, according to reports. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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