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Downtown Auckland hotel sold to Aussies for record price.
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Data reveals the percentage of typical salary Kiwis spend on fuel.
Steel & Tube explains why it rejected Fletcher's move
Steel & Tube said Fletcher has under-valued its business.
Labour willing to work with National on apartment reform bill
National MPs proposed strengthening laws in the $50 billion apartment sector.
Inside the massive building set to become Auckland's biggest cannabis lab
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Giant Kmart to replace Countdown at Sylvia Park
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Chinese firm developing 574 Orewa residential sites
Nearly 600 new housing lots after rich listers Peter & Joanna Masfen $40m for the land.
Inside the mansion: Secret luxuries of $24m Waiheke estate
Owner reveals quirks of $24m Waiheke estate which has been for sale for six years.
Analysts divided on Fletcher's $282m steel takeover
The case for and against Fletcher Building's Steel & Tube takeover move.
Zimmermann tipped to open at Westfield Newmarket
First, it was Camilla, and now we also have Zimmermann tipped for our retail scene.
Waikato gets its first nibble of economic boost fund
Te Aroha feels the Prime Ministerial love again.
Top fashion chain Camilla tipped to open in NZ
Top Bohemian-style design boutique chain Camilla is tipped to open in Newmarket.
Steel & Tube offer 'compelling value': Taylor
Taylor: Takeover "compelling value", Fletcher boss argues.
Opposition MPs propose law reform in $50b apartment sector
National MPs have proposed draft legislation to amend the Unit Titles Act.
New York Deli chain to break into the Auckland market
A Christchurch fast food chain is gearing up to open stores around NZ.
Kiwi clothing retailer Max Fashions on the market: Aussie media
An advisory firm is understood to have been hired to offload the retailer.
Claims against West Auckland property manager balloon to $733k
Creditors claim $733,000 from ex-Ray White property manager.
Riot Foods founder stresses 'company is currently solvent'
Riot Foods has released a statement addressing its cashflow issues.
Revealed: Six-building Wynyard plan includes hotel, bus depot, shops, offices
Take a first glimpse at the huge new development at Wynyard Quarter.
NZ banking under spotlight after Aussie review
A report on the conduct of NZ banks is due out next month.
America's Cup Sailing syndicates approached as Wynyard penthouse marketed
This comes after a $7m Herne Bay home was already sold to a challenger member.
Art Green's Riot Foods needs $1 million or may be sold
Auckland-based Riot Foods has faced "significant challenges" a shareholder letter reveals.
NZ officials keeping an eye on China trade regulations
Trade officials are keeping a close on changes to China's e-commerce regulations.
Giving cooking classes for best health
Small business owner Simone Hayward talks about the power of eating whole foods.
NZ tech company makes it on Forbes' list
Legal start-up Automio is said to be one of 60 startups shaping the world's technology.
How a Swiss bank was toppled by a financial scandal in Malaysia
The world's largest financial scandal has revealed problematic failings at a Swiss bank.
Derek Firth: How to rebuild the construction industry
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