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Swanky Auckland suburbs suffer fastest house price fall
While house values are flat, the market is predicted to 'bounce back' soon.
Pump and go: Z Energy rolls out automated fuel payment
The height of the digital age is among us.
Company behind Kapiti Kitchen, Supreme and The Goodness goes into receivership
Receiver says the company run out of money.
Tenants in $1200 per week Auckland home win $4k for leaks, faulty kitchen
Offshore, absentee landlords warned to comply with our tenancy law
Pak'nSave joins the online shopping party
You will now be able to click and collect from the supermarket.
This one bad decision has dragged down Kmart's profits
Trading a discount retailer Kmart dipped in the six months to December 31.
Watch: Parnell upgrade completed in $3.4b city rail revamp
Another step has been completed in the Auckland railway system upgrade.
Property manager ordered to repay tenant's $5000 power bill
The tenant also waited 38 weeks to get keys for the property.
Double standard: Vege aisle plastic rolls on despite supermarket bag ban
Checkout bags are gone but plastic is still being used in supermarkets.
$200m plans: Application for 9-level Milford block
The Milford apartment plan has been reignited.
Booze brothers: The Auckland pair helping save rhinos
Aucklander William Deane discusses starting a drinks company to help endangered species.
Eco-tourism business booming in the South
Southland is aiming to hit $1 billion in tourism revenue by 2025.
NZ markets face regulatory risks in 2019
New Zealand markets are facing regulatory risk this year.
Comment: Fair capital gains tax will be a challenge
Comment: Is taxing 100 per cent of the gain at the full marginal tax rate is fair?
Workplace a cure for 'fomo' for these lifeguards
A love of the ocean stops "fomo'' hitting Dunedin lifeguards too hard.
The stock market has been going down, down, down. So why do so many analysts think it'll go way up this year?
Despite carnage last year, analysts still think there's reason to be bullish this year.
Tiny houses: Rent-to-buy cheaper than weekly rent in Auckland
Finding it hard to break into the Auckland property market? Tiny houses could change that.
Pyjama brand Peter Alexander defends 'fat tax'
The retailer says there is a complicated process to ensure garments "maintain" integrity.
The list of countries with espionage fears about China's Huawei is growing - rapidly
From Poland to New Zealand, the Chinese telecoms giant is facing real scrutiny.
Ikea expansion in New Zealand set to trump other countries
The retailer believes its New Zealand launch will have a "significant economic impact".
South Island will also get an Ikea after Auckland megastore opens
Ikea's global CEO has confirmed the first store will open in Auckland.
River of gold: Marlborough mining claim up for sale for $75k
Licence to mine in a river once considered one of richest for gold is for sale.
Marlborough property has multiple income streams
The 122ha Cowslip Farm, about 22km south of Blenheim, is now for sale.
IKEA's NZ format, location: What could be in store
IKEA might trial smaller-format store for NZ debut.
Two years, 63 days on Ihumātao: protester vows to stay
Watch: Fletcher protester's response to Auckland trespass notice
IKEA's NZ launch this Friday: CEO to make debut visit
Speculation is rife that the company may confirm the location of its first store.
After Barfoot & Thompson sale decline, economist says what to expect next
Economist warns to expect more "soft" housing data from Auckland this year.
Barfoot & Thompson warns of clear fall in Auckland house prices
Auckland prices down 0.8 per cent from 2017 to 2018.
No ho ho: Xmas shopping flat for Kiwi stores
Electronic card transations point to a flat Xmas - Paymark.
How $3.5b will be stripped from from our sharemarket this year
Mergers and acquisitions ares set to strip $3.5b from NZX.
What you need to earn to be an above-average earner
"It's almost the race to the bottom in terms of income and wages," chief economist says.