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Auckland mayor Wayne Brown has taken a swing at the Government's $70 million major events fund - while seemingly revealing its spend on bringing Robbie Williams here this year.
Eden Park chief executive Nick Sautner says he can't confirm that figure and Wayne Brown's comments are disappointing.
"The mayor - part of his role is to advocate for our city. Now, I’m not privy to the investment level. What I am privy to is the fact that the Government took a leadership position on getting major events back into the country."
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There's ongoing speculation about Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership future, and it's looking more likely challengers could appear.
Health Minister Wes Streeting's allies have claimed he's looking to launch a contest for Starmer's job.
UK correspondent Enda Brady explained further.
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Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro are among the weight-loss drugs that more people are taking - but questions have been raised about their economic impacts.
These drugs will also have an impact on other sectors, including healthcare and food, and research is still ongoing.
Fisher Funds expert Sam Dickie explained further.
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Synlait chief executive Richard Wyeth is leaving - after one year in the job.
The South Island dairy processor's released an NZX market update, saying Leon Fung will be acting CEO, effective immediately.
Wyeth will remain supporting the transition, until the end of June.
The Country's Jamie Mackay explained further.
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Hotel developments are quietly disappearing and 'ghost communities' are on the rise as Christchurch's council has raised concerns over Airbnbs.
Four motel and hotel operators urged elected members at a policy and planning committee meeting to support a mandatory registration system for short term accommodation providers.
Councillor Nathaniel Herz Jardine wants Christchurch to take charge in rallying other councils to demand change.
"All we ask for is...we need the data. It's not saying we want to ban them, it's not saying anything like that. It's just saying, at the moment, we're in this crazy situation where we're hiring compliance officers - they have to do stake outs and surfing online and fielding complaints about who's renting out what."
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