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Wealthy US couple had to offload their Waiheke mansion when their plans changed.
Takapuna penthouse with sky-high pool sells for $9m
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New Zealand's ugliest house has found a buyer for close to half its council valuation.
Auckland house price boom: Small, unremarkable unit sells for $1.4m
Even owning a small apartment is now enough to turn Aucklanders into millionaires.
Tenants win $4000 for mice-infested hovel with holes in the wall
Rental owner Wendy Huang slapped with fines for intentionally breaking the law.
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KiwiSaver provider to compensate hacking victims but won't admit liability
KiwiSaver provider Generate is to reimburse replacement ID costs for hacked customers.
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Age restriction villages breaching human rights
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Financial secrecy index: How corporate giants avoid NZ tax
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House prices to grow by 10 per cent and play key role in election
House prices are flying again and threatening to play a big part in the election.
How to get foot on Auckland property ladder from $50k
New business offers alternative way to get foot on the property ladder.
OIO orders rich foreign investors to sell sensitive South Island properties
A foreign investor's buy-up of sensitive land breached the Overseas Investment Act.
Whitney Haring-Smith: US changes to foreign investments impact on NZ
Comment: The US fast-tracked new foreign investment exceptions for some, but not NZ.
Airbnb hosts face IRD crackdown: Why Airbnb backs bed taxes, data-sharing
Online accommodation market meets mayors to push for nationwide regulation.
Expert: 'Trail of failure' in KiwiSaver hack
Around 26,000 Generate KiwiSaver members have had their personal details stolen.
KiwiSaver hack was 'sophisticated and malicious'
Cyber security experts say hack serves as wake-up call to KiwiSaver providers.
Multi-million-dollar slice of South Island paradise up for sale
A luxury lodge on 330ha of coastal forest and limestone cliffs is up for grabs for $22.5m.
Eight ways to show the love for free on Valentine's Day
No getting out of Valentine's Day by calling it "commercialised rubbish" now.
What experts say about SkyCity's 'messy' result
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Beleaguered US giant WeWork coming to NZ
American giant WeWork debuts here with Queen St offices.
The common insurance mistake NZers are making
The valuables you need to insure may not be what you think.
Govt focus shifts from financial regulation to literacy: Faafoi
Commerce Minister Kris Faafoi wants to shift attention to financial literacy.
NZ faces international scrutiny over money laundering as expert warns of gaps
Banks, financial advisers, lawyers and real estate agents are in now but some gaps remain.
Steve Baron: Councils are leaking billions of dollars on fixed interest loans
Comment: Given councils have done so poorly, one wonders why they are paying for advice.
Wanganui rep cricket loss with Rayner retirement
The 36-year-old builder remains a passionate Marton Saracens Cricket Club supporter.
Old and left in the cold: The troubling disconnect with our elderly
COMMENT: It's essential our extra years are spent in health and enjoyment.
Diana Clement: How to make every dollar count
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Korean doctor and lawyer backdated loan document and lied to OIO
The offending was described as premeditated and deceptive.
Mary Holm: Stop penny pinching and hit the road
71-year-old retirees are well-placed to relax and enjoy pleasures like travel.