Property news

‘Only his dog survived’ - Fire victim selling remains of Auckland home for $1 reserve

The 67-year-old was made homeless after his house burned down.

Iconic pub will re-open one way or another after dropping $700K in price

The Hurunui Hotel is for sale for $995,000 but owner has a plan B.

Mushroom queen's turret house for sale on Auckland's secret island

Sahar Omidvar is selling up to fund business expansion.

Check your bill: Herald analysis finds big errors in Akl rates notices, owner overcharged $400k

A $444,766 rates bill has been revised to $14,578. Council said errors are isolated.

Rich-lister Chloe Wright’s country mansion pulled from sale

Chateau created by the late philanthropist had been on the market for over a year.

Investment manager Milford Funds boosts dividend despite profit dip

Performance fees dropped sharply from $84m to $1m in 2025.

New Zealand's sporting chance to boost trade with India

Sports diplomacy is not just a government concern, businesses can also benefit.

How Fonterra and Zespri are navigating US tariff hurdles

As well as tariffs, a whole range of factors go into negotiations with markets

Top KiwiSaver funds named amid strong market returns

ANZ had the biggest market share of Kiwisaver in the June quarter, followed by ASB.

Traitors twist: Paul Henry pulls out; RNZ morning moves - mimicking Mike?; ANZ's media agency review

Council angers local agencies over creative contract; leadership moves at top ad firms.

Matthew Hooton: NZ's economic woes should take priority over race debates

OPINION: Whose interests are served by voters arguing about race rather than economics?

Market close: NZX steady as Eroad rallies on road user charge changes

Eroad's share price climbed as the NZ sharemarket lifted.

Run the Forest to showcase Rotorua to thousands of visitors

The sold-out event is expected to inject millions of dollars into the local economy.

Markets with Madison: Inside Anduril

Go inside the US$30.5b defence hardware company’s headquarters in California to meet the Australian leading its underwater engineering division.

Why gas shortages could halt production at key NZ fertiliser plant

Gas prices for industrial users are rising by 15% to 30%.

Inside Anduril's push to safeguard Pacific with advanced submarines

Anduril plans to make autonomous submarines in Australia.

Wage subsidy cheat named fake employees to steal nearly $1m

'Smorgasbord of dishonesty': Man escalates from short-changing mum to conning Covid fund.

Apple pledges $1 trillion to US, boosting investment plans

Trump says Apple will invest an extra $168b in the US, totalling $1 trillion over 4 years.

'Nothing has really changed': Kiwis still paying more for groceries than OECD average

The Grocery Action Group says Kiwis are seeing big rises in food prices at supermarkets.

Auckland's 6.1% unemployment rate highest among NZ regions

Auckland's unemployment rate hit 6.1% in June 2025, the highest in New Zealand.

Nick Clark: Why NZ's councils face a financial reckoning

OPINION: Councils face rising debt as the Government monitors their performance closely.

New Zealand's top 10 busiest house builders - how they cope with downturn

Numbers are down but thousands of new homes are being built by the leaders in the sector.

Canterbury firm keeps craft wool processing in NZ

Wild Earth Yarns is taking over Napier's Design Spun equipment.