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What happened to house sales during lockdown: REINZ

Lockdown sales highest in Auckland, Canterbury, Wellington.

Jilted Metlifecare v $1.49b suitor: bitter exchange emerges

Documents from both parties were posted on the NZX today.

Corrections claims Aussie builder was a year late amid $12m battle over NZ prisons contract

Contract for new prisons struck in 2017, builder now in liquidation

Liquidator wants $12.5m from Corrections NZ

Court examinations could reveal more about termination - liquidator

Shotover Jet, top attractions to close as Ngāi Tahu Tourism cuts 300+ jobs

Christchurch-headquartered powerhouse Ngāi Tahu Tourism not immune to Covid-19.

House-moving bookings sky rocket as level 3 approaches

"Lots of people were in tears, trying to cope ... when they couldn't get their stuff."

Construction workers ready to dig in on transport projects

AT has also made advanced payments to contractors to help keep workers employed.

Local Focus: Taupō businesses preparing for alert level 3

Only some businesses can begin trading on Tuesday. Made with funding by NZ On Air.

SkyCity fire: Waterproof membrane workers questioned in blaze probe

'Ignition of the cardboard centre of a roll of cap sheet" caused blaze

Auckland Council's 'silver lining' - no mooring dolphins?

The tide has gone out on international tourism.

House buyers, sellers, tenants - what level 3 alert means

Clarity provided by Government on how real estate agents and managers can operate.

'Bumper' retail trading expected post-lockdown

Some large DIY stores, shopping centres, bars and restaurants expect bumper trading.

White Island Tours gets $150,000 wage subsidy for 36 staff

Tourists are no longer taken to the volcano but the company has more on its plate.

Smoko to get lonely: how Fletcher will get back on the tools

"New hygiene measures, physical distancing, contact tracing" - Reidy

Leaders back construction 'mega-comeback' later next week

'The matua is hoping for a mega-comeback' - Shane Jones

Government aiming to avoid Great Depression slump - economist

Alexander hosted on EndVision webinar this morning

Eliminating Covid-19 in NZ is 'pie in the sky' fantasy: Former finance minister

Steven Joyce says we won't understand huge lockdown damage until later.

MediaWorks boss: 'We've had a number of people pick up Covid'

Media company reveals staff have contracted coronavirus.