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The airline is expected to fork out about NZ$22m.

What would happen if no one bothers to clean the toilets we use in our homes, offices, and public buildings? That, I imagine, would be one big stinking mess. Thank God for cleaners of the loo. Never has the world’s delicate and dainty people owed so much to the few, with apologies to Churchill. Yet

When you're halfway through building a new home - or renovating an old one - and the builder goes bust, it's devastating for everyone involved.  Now, more and more people are finding themselves in exactly that position, with building company insolvencies in Australia at the highest level in almost a decade.  So what’s going on?  Today, ABC business reporter, Michael Janda, on what the crisis in the industry says about the wider economy, and where we’re heading next.  Featured:  Michael Janda, ABC business reporter 

It is a monumental day for Australian finance as the RBA faces its biggest shake-up in decades. And if that's not your bag, then we also have news out of Netflix and Tesla. Follow how the markets and economists react here in the ABC's specialist business live blog.