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Such blacklists lack transparency and could unfairly keep tenants out - Penny Arthur.
Landlords on tenant blacklist: Owners' response to Privacy Commissioner
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Auckland average rents hit all-time high
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'Ghost house' sells for $1.8m at auction
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Tenant painters 'make my blood boil' says landlord
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Economist suggests strategy to cool the hot housing market
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Landlords in $180b sector worry: Can tenants paint rentals after next month's law change?
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development outlines how negotiations should go.
'Slow trading': Eight-screen multiplex cinema remains shut
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Director clear-out on board of Government-backed venture capital fund
Two more board resignations at Crown-backed venture capital fund.
Know your rights: What landlords must read about new tenancy laws
Owners of nearly 600,000 rental properties need to know impact of looming law changes.
Know your rights: Rules tenants must read before February's rental overhaul
Big changes on February 11: the more tenants know, the better
Tenants vs landord: Formaldehyde off-gassing blamed for headaches, insomnia
The tenants claimed they couldn't sleep in the master bedroom.
Rental law overhaul: the 'minor' changes tenants will now be able to make to homes
List defines minor changes landlords cannot reasonably refuse within 21 days
Why $13m landlord fears for 'borderline' tenants
"More care and consideration will be taken when selecting tenants."
'Caveman-era attitudes': War of words as landlord threatens to leave homes empty
"Change that is long overdue and I am a landlord."
Six reasons why private helicopter flights are booming: Heletranz
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Power generators drive NZ stocks to record high
Democrats' firming grip on US politics fuels appetite for NZ power companies.
The big law changes looming for tenants and landlords
Tenancies will only be able to be ended with specific, lawful reasons from next month.
Booming Auckland property market breaks another record, sales double
December was the sixth straight month to see 1000 homes sold.
Red-hot NZX cruises over 2020 finish line
NZ sharemarket closes out one of most amazing 12 months' trading in its 105-year history.
NZ's top 10 richest private schools: The school with nearly $1b in assets
A Weekend Herald investigation ranks New Zealand's ten richest private schools.
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Housing spending rises $12b, Kiwis splurge $60.8b in just 11 months
Aucklanders splurged even more, with spending up 40% to $29.2 billion.
Liquidators reveal creditors of insolvent childcare business
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Business Hub: Lance Wiggs on searching for the next Xero
Punakaiki Fund director on buying a home v investing in a business, his Twitter ban, more.
Licences cancelled: Eleven Auckland daycare centre companies liquidated
'Cancelling licenses not a decision made lightly' - Ministry of Education.
Bad timing: 2871 new Auckland CBD students units offered, planned
Twin-block planned when international students were plentiful.
Multimillion-dollar Auckland waterfront leasehold land deals settled
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