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An environmentalist has called the appeal a crushing blow.
Hilton unveils plans for new $30m hotel in Auckland
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Gloomy ANZ survey clouds NZ outlook
ANZ's latest Business Survey paints a gloomy economic outlook.
NZ reviews airport checks in global crackdown
Checks and restrictions on powder in hand luggage will hit transtasman flights.
ASB analysis suggests up to 1 in 5 properties sold to non-citizens
Bank says the true number of non-citizen buyers is in the 11-21 per cent range.
Ruling lets real estate agent out of dog-box
An estate agent faced a legal battle after selling an anti-pet apartment to a dog owner.
Proposed apartment block exceeds maximum height by 40.8m
Airspace restrictions near Whenuapai Air Base, but tower's height would just squeak in.
Health risk: Environment Court bans toilets at Puhoi property
The court has stepped in over concerns the toilets could pose a health risk.
Auckland palm business owes creditors $392K, only has $2K in assets
The initial liquidation report shows creditors are likely to be left out of pocket.
Small business: Coaching people through business hurdles
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Auckland getting 23,600 new residences on state-owned land
11,000 will be new state houses and the rest will be affordable and free-market places.
MasterChef star hacked out of $270,000
MasterChef contestant's nightmare after fraudsters stole $250,000, leaving her homeless.
Fletcher Building lays off 90 staff in restructuring
The 90 staff were mostly in the head office at Penrose in a variety of roles.
Big Read: The case for more drones
This company is trying to make drones ubiquitous by making them boring.
Activism is kicking unpaid internships to the curb
An intern rights movement has been remarkably successful at winning victories for interns.
Ex-Wall St trader feels heat at Argentina's central bank
He earlier said Argentina would be the "star of emerging markets for the next 20 years."
Adrian Orr expected to keep OCR steady next week
Economists say he could hint rates will be on hold for longer than currently forecast.
Fletcher Building boss earning $2m but still renting
Fletcher boss keener than ever to buy his own home and wants to stay in Parnell.
Google training machines to predict when patients will die
Google has created a tool that can forecast a host of patient outcomes.
Why having too much money can damage your judgement
Scientists claim having too much money can damage your judgement. Here's why.
The financial cost of having a baby
As anyone with kids will tell you - raising children can be expensive.
'It was like being in a coffin': Aucklander's experience renting in Queenstown
Rental prices in Queenstown have shot up to $790 per week.
Overseas investment law change a potential $4b forestry earner boost: Jones
Jones hopes the relaxed Overseas Investment law will boost forestry investment.
Is this New Zealand's costliest leaky building disaster?
Some units had to be vacated for more than two years while repairs were carried out.
Experts welcome anti-foreign buyer back-down
Experts have welcomed changes to the Govt's proposed anti-foreign crackdown.
Lord of the Fries set to open 13 NZ stores
Vegan fast food operator Lord of the Fries has big plans for a meat-free New Zealand.
Retiree's home battle: 'I thought I was going to have a nervous breakdown'
A total of 18 retirees are involved in the dispute.
Changes mooted for foreign house-buyer ban law
Report recommends the anti-foreign house buyer law to be softened.
New Zealand's most attractive employer named
New Zealand's national carrier has been named the most attractive employer.
Uber Air: Flying to work in Auckland 'real possibility'
Flying into work to avoid Auckland's peak-hour traffic is a real possibility, Uber says.
Former teenage prodigy's business goes into liquidation
Lazy Az had "insufficient working capital" to cover the cost of its operations.
Auckland's $300m maximum security prison to open on Friday the 13th
The project had been hit by a number of unforeseen delays.
Large NZ corporates shun living wage
Only two New Zealand corporates are paying their staff the living wage.