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Retirement village resident faces $95k loss after quitting noisy villa
'Hope my case helps highlight what’s going on. Many other people said they felt trapped.'
Property development firm owes $73m as liquidators uncover shortfall
Its fixed assets total just $702,051 with only $120,000 in cash.
‘A game-changer’: Inside Foodstuffs’ huge new Māngere distribution centre
The 2.8ha site will more than double Foodstuffs’ upper NI chilled and frozen capacity.
Boomers' massive wealth will mostly be passed down to people who are already rich
Washington Post: Around US$36 trillion is set to change hands over the next 20 years.
Uber brings back cash payments for New Zealand riders from late July
A trial in New Plymouth this year found riders valued cash flexibility.
NZ's tallest office, apartment tower wins draft fast-track consent
Towers of 55 and 45 levels are proposed on the Downtown Carpark site, on Fanshawe St.
'How is it that this use can be promoted?': Apartment owner questions nearby land sale for student units
The 2829sq m Greys Ave site is being pitched for up to 704 student beds but some object.
Mark Lister: Investors eye calmer waters after a turbulent start to 2026
US oil prices have dropped below US$70, easing from April highs above US$110.
'You can't bully Ryan': Paul Goldsmith and Willie Jackson go head-to-head | Ryan Bridge TODAY
Asbestos in children's toys and Kāinga Ora chair's pay hike: National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Willie Jackson join Ryan Bridge TODAY, Friday, July 3. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
'Sounds positive right?' More people are financially confident, reports Katie Bradford
Partly because there’s so little confidence in the economy, people are seeking to learn more as a survival mechanism. 2degrees Business wrap. Video | Herald NOW Business
The Kiwi Contradiction: More confident managing our money, but still worried about economy
Kirk Hope explains why we are investing less despite feeling more financially literate Video | Herald NOW Business
Kāinga Ora chairman gets $54k pay hike, despite believing agency will shrink
Simon Moutter's salary increase has caught Labour's eye.
'This proposal is extreme': $400m vision for Devonport divides locals
Heritage chairwoman Margot McRae says 30m towers breach the 13m height limit.
Trump earns $1bn in crypto, but Kiwis earn $36b - how? | Ryan Bridge TODAY
NZ Crypto company manager, Paul Quickenden explains why crypto is still hot. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
'Ticking time bombs': House-building boss on places built in past 20 years
Boss backs new home consumer protection with 'good strong warranties, sound insurance'.
Mark Lister: What falling oil prices mean for your mortgage and the Reserve Bank
OPINION: Oil prices have dropped about 25% from last month's peak.
Diana Clement: How to spot a get-rich-quick scam
OPINION: Investments with get-rich-quick-style returns come in a variety of wrappers.
'I have not seen anything like this': Nine Auckland private hospital, surgical expansions
Private hospitals, specialist Auckland health boom: nine sites of expansion listed here.
Bitcoin's retreating retail army exposes fresh fragility
Funds are shifting from crypto into AI as institutional demand loses steam.
First-home buyers buck slump as property sales fall for fifth straight month
First-time buyers lifted market share from 25.8% to 27.7% in 2026 in the face of a slump.
'Take it off me first': Do Kiwis need to be forced to save for their retirement?
Nearly half of all KiwiSaver members made no contribution in the year to June 2025.
Chlöe Swarbrick says Greens 'rolling with punches', 'transparent', as party issues another correction
Swarbrick said the party's tax plan is getting a warm reception in an unexpected place.
Mark Lister: The smart investor’s response to surging global debt
Net core Crown debt is forecast to peak at 46.1% of GDP in 2027/28.
Greens' tax plan accidentally released online hours before official launch - here's what's in it
The party's proposed wealth tax has had a major makeover, now called the 'super-rich tax'.
Greens' new tax plan: How Swarbrick wants to tackle ‘cost of greed crisis’
The party wants to focus on actions most people will see as 'common sense'.
From hangars to heritage: Auckland, Northland architecture winners
Seven heritage winners marked the strongest showing in that category since 2008.
Family complain after three-and-a-half-year wait for retirement village payout
A residents’ lobby group handled 168 complaints across New Zealand last year.
Better times: Fletcher flags improvements with $450m sales
Fletcher has told Moody’s it is withdrawing from its credit rating process.
'My strength is not mine alone but the strength of many' - Ngarimu Blair on new role
Blair is now the chief executive of Ngā Maunga Whakahii O Kaipara’s post-settlement body.