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International Graphite secures building permit for Collie Micronising Facility

Australia introduces bill to overhaul property tax breaks, capital gains rule

India Accuses Pernod Ricard of Misrepresenting Whisky Value to Pay Lower Tariffs

Stride Property sees profits rise, but rental income falls
The listed property investor reported a net profit of $31.3 million for the year to March.

Budget 2026: Waikato Expressway extension announced, $1 billion boost for rail
The four-lane, 16-kilometre stretch will cost $1.8 billion

Bowel cancer screening age getting lowered
The screening age will be lower from 58 to 56 in September in the latest step towards aligning with Australia

Ask Stuff’s BudgetBot anything you need to know about Budget
Kia ora! And welcome to Stuff’s BudgetBot. Feel free to ask any question about today’s Budget - including what it means for you.

The House: Slavery and curriculum subject deaths squeezed in around the edges
Select Committee segued sharply from slavery to hear from teachers horrified to find that their specialist subject areas have been dumped.

Magellanic Cloud reports stronger FY26 revenue & profit
Higher rail and bank surveillance orders helped lift Magellanic Cloud's Q4 profit 34% and push full-year revenue above INR 706.8 crore.

Budget 2025 at a glance: Where the Government is spending big
Budget 2026 is out, and for any Kiwis looking for cost of living relief - it probably isn't for you.

Budget 2026: 'New Zealand digging its way out of the post-Covid hole', Finance Minister says
The budget forecasts a return to a budget surplus in 2028/29, a year ahead of the December update.

Budget 2026: No 'sugar hits' for voters as Nicola Willis battles to balance the books
The Finance Minister has used her last budget of the term to preach discipline, as she eyes a surplus on the horizon.

Budget 2026 at a glance: The big changes, winners and losers - what you need to know
There's a health spend-up, a new highway, cuts to government departments and a surplus on the horizon - here's what you need to know about this year's Budget.

Employer ordered to hand over $36,500 to worker immediately after court defeat
An employer challenging a ruling to pay more than $36,500 to a worker has been told to hand over the cash immediately after losing a bid to delay the payment.

South Korea exports set to rise for 12th month on chip boom: Reuters poll

Former Manu Samoa coach appeals sex offence convictions
Public prosecutors say they will fight an appeal by Manu Samoa's former head coach, following his recent conviction for multiple sex offences.

Watch: First to fifth in 4km, inside Kiwi driver’s last lap horror at the Indy 500
Marcus Armstrong opens up about the pivotal moment that cost him a life-changing victory.

Mothers to get legal right to stay in hospital for three days after giving birth
The law will be changed to legally entitle mothers to 72 hours of postnatal care.

Motorcyclist arrested after alleged high-speed flight ends in breakdown
A motorcyclist allegedly clocked at nearly double the speed limit was tracked by the Eagle helicopter before a breakdown brought the pursuit to a halt.

Bitget launches Reality for tokenised US stocks & ETFs
Eligible users will gain round-the-clock access to selected US shares and ETFs as Bitget pushes deeper into tokenised traditional assets.

Budget 2026: Education boost in trade training for teens, tertiary subsidies frozen
The Budget boosts spending on curriculum changes and trade training for teens, freezes nearly all tertiary subsidies.

Budget 2026: Nicola Willis banks on Kiwis buying into her Budget fix-up
Analysis - So, Nicola Willis has stuck to her word. There is indeed no election year surprise.

Budget 2026 boosts Pacific aid and defence spending amid security concerns
But Pacific-focussed policy work will be cut as the government seeks to reduce the size of the public sector, as the Ministry for Pacific Peoples will see a $2.8 million cut over four years.

Budget 2026: $48m boost to help sustain Maori broadcasting
Finance Minister Nicola Willis was confident the Budget delivers for Maori, saying "Maori want the same thing as every other New Zealander."