Retail fears as Auckland CBD and airport spending at 'unsustainable' levels
Spending down almost 30 per cent in Auckland CBD and the shops around Auckland Airport.
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'We could build light rail for under $1b' - tram specialist
"We can build it for under $34m per kilometre": The Board managing director Kevin Smith.
How one Kiwi company went from LA award-winner to receivership
The once award-winning business owes $7.3 million.
Stride Property forges into funds management
NZX company has $996.1m of properties throughout New Zealand.
Deal said to be 'close' on Ihumātao, Govt to pay $30m+ for land
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Waiheke marina opponents lose High Court case
"Hundreds of thousands of dollars were raised in a tiny community to fight this."
NZ's biggest private hospital wins first step in controversial expansion plan
"We have been working on plans to expand Brightside Hospital for several years."
Milford beachfront residents put rocks on the beach to fix seawall
"The current position of the rocks is temporary" - Ruth Jackson
Pass the parcel: New NZ Post 'super depot' creates 350 jobs
New depot planned to open in 2022.
Waiheke Island guests arrive with $80,000 'free' money to spend
Waiheke guests packing $80,000 spending money, but will it be enough for ailing businesses
Govt may act on too many farm-forestry conversions
Increased forestry is a key government policy.
Revealed: Consumer NZ report ranks power companies from best to worst
A look at the winners and losers in the energy sector.
Kiwis rushing to holiday hot spots, but how long will it last?
"Everybody has broken out from their homes, they've got cabin fever."
House sales plunge, prices stay high: NZ's volatile property market revealed
Housing market is exceeding expectations but volatility is creeping in, reports Reinz.
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."
15 days of zero Covid cases, one stubborn case left - latest mask advice
New Zealand continues its march towards level 1 with no new cases today.
No vacancy: Aucklanders flock to Waiheke Island post-lockdown
More than 80 Waiheke holiday rentals have booked out within days thanks to new promotion.
New Zealand's most expensive apartments sell in Mission Bay
Two luxury pads with sweeping Hauraki Gulf views have sold for $9.6m and $9.5m.
$35m bill to fix apartment block
A court case is under way against the Auckland Council to recover $35m in repairs.
Comment: Never mind reinventing tourism
Comment: Individual operators built a $40b industry and can be trusted to do it again.
How Korean spiritual leader reacted after ministers banned deals
Seung Heun Lee, who has bought multi-million dollar properties, is vowing to continue.
Minister challenged on America's Cup staff entry to NZ
Minister says he has not seen applications from teams.
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
Not all loans will be recovered.
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
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