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'Not a biggie': Developer shrugs off delay at New Zealand's first surf park
'Sad and abandoned, depressing for the locals': surf's not up at a new Dairy Flat project.
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Rising demand: New four- to six-theatre hospital planned for Epsom
It will be in the Gilgit Rd, Epsom campus, which has had a $190m expansion since 2022.
Buy the dip still works, but investors must be ready for years of losses
OPINION: Investors should hold liquid funds to avoid selling shares at depressed prices.
'We've been through the worst': Winton chairman cites new governance, direction
Chris Meehan’s 55% stake was framed by Michael Stiassny as an advantage for shareholders.
Musk’s SpaceX turns profit as AI cloud deals pay off
Super Intelligence revenue rose more than ninefold to $7.6b.
Why financial hacks can make you poorer
Wealth expert says budgeting and automation are the 'boring' basics that really count.
US shares typically deliver their strongest returns in final quarter
OPINION: Global shares have outperformed, led by Japan and emerging markets.
Editorial: We want more cash – or do we?
OPINION: Three pieces of research out this month paint a polarised picture of cash use.
Wise to pay 3.27% on transaction accounts. What's the catch?
Wise launches novel offering to compete with banks and fund managers.
The freebies are great, but does influencing pay the bills?
The rise to social media stardom can be meteoric, but so can the fall.
The surprising lesson I learned from selling my clutter
OPINION: What selling things on Facebook Marketplace can teach you about money.
How rich is too rich?
Tamatha Paul shared her thoughts on TikTok and explains further during the Future of NZ debate. Brought to you by One NZ.
Sir John Key on ethical billionaires
Sir John Key passed his opinion on ethical billionaires during the NZ Herald Future of NZ Debate. Brought to you by One NZ. Video / NZ Herald
Failed townhouse development leaves creditors facing $4.7m hole
Vincent Capital claims the collapsed developer owes it $2.7m.
The Auckland investor who bought 60 apartments in one deal
Stonemont bought units in a waterfront block this year and has dozens of ex-Du Val units.
NZ dollar weakness helps exporters but raises prices for imported goods
OPINION: The NZ dollar’s trade-weighted index fell more than 4% in a month.
Where the winning $15.3m Lotto Powerball ticket was sold
The jackpot includes $15m from Powerball First Division & $333k from Lotto First Division.
One punter wins $15.3m in Lotto Powerball draw
The Lotto numbers were revealed live at approximately 8pm.
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Saturday, October 3, 2026
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Drug money laundered through construction firms and Labour's plan to fight dodgy contracts | Saturday, October 3, 2026. Video / NZ Herald
Diesel & debt are the big issues for investors | Ryan Bridge TODAY
Shipping costs, a longer war, and arguments over which diesel reserves to dip into drive borrowing costs and bond yields higher. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
Reserve Bank aims for cash access standard | Herald NOW Business
The regulator wants minimum coverage of 2.5 cash-handling sites for every 10,000 people, reaching 95% of the population. Video / Herald NOW Business
First look inside Auckland’s new $270m, 330-apartment rental complex
The first tenants are due to move into blocks beside the motorway on October 12.
'A real mess': Should NZ follow Australia and ban card surcharging?
New Zealand’s bill to ban surcharging has stalled amid strong opposition from some.
Health insurer Southern Cross records surplus as it pays out $1.8b in claims
Meanwhile, its membership numbers have fallen from 955,301 in 2024 to 935,095 this year.