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Stunning turnaround: Technology helps $130m liquidated development
A construction success story.
A construction success story.
Lawyer's advice for flood-affected property owners.
The Mt Albert MP arrived to explain the processes.
Europe's energy challenges are a cautionary tale.
'We are delighted with how the construction is progressing.'
Retirement village company Arvida also down after serious flooding at one residence.
Auckland seller counting his blessings - and it's not all about money.
Airline which carries around 200 million passengers a year has never flown here before.
After almost a decade of business in Aotearoa, Anihana is going global.
Fire then flood - suburban Greek restaurant owners stress importance of insurance.
Flooding threw GPS directions into disarray, surge cap eventually implemented.
Little data exists around reporting abuse that falls short of criminal activity.
El Greco restaurant cleans up after the devastating floods in Auckland. Video / Brett Phibbs
A robot ate my homework: The ChatGPT app may change the world, but it's far from human.
The PM can do it - but can you afford to change jobs in 2023?
Patience and determined negotiating put him on the property ladder.
Mining magnate has 50 billion problems that didn’t exist three days ago.
Abatement notices were issued to the Charcoal Bay property owner.
Railway damage detected, and flood mess complicates travel for many.
After an already tough summer, major farming and growing regions assessing new damage.
Financial Times: Encrypted message allegation surfaces in FTX crypto scandal.
Opinion: We need a stormwater system for the climate we have now, not 50 years ago.
There's a feeling out there 2023 will be harder than last year.
Customers are urged to be considerate 'so everyone gets their fair share when they shop'.
Fresh leadership is likely to see Labour get an initial bump in the polls.
Labour leadership transition was super-smooth, but will it really change anything?
Rising interest rates have a delayed impact.
Gov't declines to release cost-benefit case for supermarket break-up, but idea persists.
It’s yet to be shown that Hipkins can chart a new direction for Labour.