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Steven Joyce awarded $269,000 in costs in NBR defamation suit
Former Finance Minister sued the National Business Review and its owner Todd Scott.
Todd Muller: Timeline for transtasman bubble needed now
"If a timeline was put forward, these businesses would be able to plan for the future."
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No vacancy: Aucklanders flock to Waiheke Island post-lockdown
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New Zealand's most expensive apartments sell in Mission Bay
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$35m bill to fix apartment block
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Minister challenged on America's Cup staff entry to NZ
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Auckland CBD spending meltdown: Fears of widespread retail closures
No tourists, foreign students or events, leaves CBD businesses on the brink.
Loosen up: Level 1 can't come quick enough for bars and eateries
Hospitality popping the champagne for alert level 1, but recovery still a long way off.
US billionaire backs new multi-million NZ project
A 100-seat restaurant and barrel hall part of the big new venture.
Reading re-opening but Event, Hoyts stay shut
Art house cinemas re-opening, commercial giants stay shut
How pandemic hit house-building consents
2168 new homes consented in April, lowest for a month in nine years
Receivers forecast shortfall on $64.8m loans with failed company
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Herald columnist honoured for financial education services
Recipient "so grateful to the thousands of people" who have written in seeking her advice.
Ngāti Whātua changes plans at first free-market housing subdivision
'A third room seems sensible as a flexible space' - Donnelly
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$15m new house, initially planned in 2016, now under way
Residents complain of restrictions in lockdown, managers defend
"At another village, staff and management disappeared completely for weeks."
270 Newmarket insurance staff moving to CBD next year
"You lose your culture if you have all your people working from home all the time."
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Property giant puts $500m development on hold
Mansons TCLM says now is not the right time to start construction.
Two American film studios eye south Auckland production sites
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Goodman result: Revenue up, net profit down 18 per cent
The company's net profit is down from $319.5m to $261m.
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Reserve Bank warning: $40b sector 'vulnerable'
Commercial property "could exacerbate downturn" - Reserve Bank
Retirement giant Arvida sees profit slide 28%
Unit resales and sales stopped in lockdown, PPE expenses rose
Air NZ braces for big loss, expects impairment charge of up to $450m
Air NZ has not yet needed to tap into the Govt's loan facility.