Fears that tenancy law overhaul could 'protect bad tenants'
New Zealand's 1 million-plus tenants will be no better off, property investor says.
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Kirsten Unger talks adding crickets to bread recipes and pushing food boundaries.
Kiwi nappy firm expands into 24 countries
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Mark Fowler: Is the Reserve Bank creeping too far?
COMMENT: Should the Reserve Bank Governor be sharing his views on social responsibility?
One of China's wealthiest women planning $400m Auckland apartment project
$400m 435-unit apartment block announced.
Economy Hub: Is Trump's economic boom for real?
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Departure cards not needed from November
Travellers will no longer need to fill in departure cards from November.
Pepsi buys SodaStream for $3.2 billion
SodaStream deal shows the longest bull market ever isn't the only bubble out there.
Nosh owes creditors more than $3.3 million
Nosh now owes creditors more than $3.3 million, according to receivers second report.
Wells Fargo to axe more than 600 employees
Wells Fargo contends with end of a refinancing boom that helped push profits to a record.
David Jones' cunning move against Myer
Department store wars have turned nasty with David Jones delivering Myer a huge blow.
The Weekend Interview: The man behind Auckland's City Rail Link
Kiwi engineer, construction specialist, academic and railway boss Sean Sweeney.
Alexandra Park apartments hit by 'stop work' notice
Auckland Council demanded urgent action and issued a "stop work" notice.
Why Sky TV's $241m loss isn't as bad as it looks
Sky Network TV said has reported a reported a bottom line loss.
Auckland and Wellington rents tipped to surge from next month to hit new records
Spring surge for Auckland, Wellington rents?
Value of Westfield malls shoot up
Scentre announces 'strong' leasing interest in $790m Newmarket rebuild.
Pak'nSave takes UMF honey off shelves after thefts
Supermarkets take extra measures to stop theft of UMF honey products.
A2 milk looks to US for growth
A2's net profit is up 116 per cent, driven by infant formula sales.
ComCom warns phone store over price discounts
Online phone store Buy Mobile has been warned by the Commerce Commission.
Spark vs Vodafone: Who's winning the mobile war?
The company winning the race when it comes to signing on more mobile customers.
A2 Milk doubles profit in 2018
Infant formula sales to China and Australia have delivered strong results.
Market poised for Fletcher full-year result
The market will be keeping a keen eye on the Fletcher result out today.
Confirmed: Kiwis love a good bargain
Data has confirmed Kiwis' love for a bargain with $6 out of every $10 spent on sale items.
Lost life savings: The strife of leaky buildings
Grey Power concerns about those caught by defective building issues.
Record-breaking NZ sharemarket poised for Big Wednesday
The sharemarket is poised for big Wednesday, with a slew of results due.
China's Mataura Valley Milk up and running
Mataura Valley Milk will make skim and whole milk powder and nutritional formula.
Two Mobil stations, 2km apart. A 19c/L difference. Why?
Explainer: How the price of petrol can vary so much from station to station.
Take a walk: St James Theatre, Auckland
This week the Herald visits the historic and once-mighty St James Theatre.
Small Business: Lingerie retailer educating women
Claire Long, founder of retailer Avokado, talks about running a small business.
Auckland projects prominent in top architecture awards
Auckland projects are prominent in a shortlist for national architecture awards.
Watch: The Warehouse unveils new store with IKEA-esque furniture displays
Digital price tags and IKEA-esque displays part of The Warehouse's new 'concept' store.