
Property manager ordered to repay tenant's $5000 power bill
The tenant also waited 38 weeks to get keys for the property.
The tenant also waited 38 weeks to get keys for the property.
Checkout bags are gone but plastic is still being used in supermarkets.
The Milford apartment plan has been reignited.
Aucklander William Deane discusses starting a drinks company to help endangered species.
Southland is aiming to hit $1 billion in tourism revenue by 2025.
New Zealand markets are facing regulatory risk this year.
Comment: Is taxing 100 per cent of the gain at the full marginal tax rate is fair?
A love of the ocean stops "fomo'' hitting Dunedin lifeguards too hard.
Despite carnage last year, analysts still think there's reason to be bullish this year.
From Poland to New Zealand, the Chinese telecoms giant is facing real scrutiny.
The retailer believes its New Zealand launch will have a "significant economic impact".
Ikea's global CEO has confirmed the first store will open in Auckland.
Licence to mine in a river once considered one of richest for gold is for sale.
The 122ha Cowslip Farm, about 22km south of Blenheim, is now for sale.
IKEA might trial smaller-format store for NZ debut.
Watch: Fletcher protester's response to Auckland trespass notice
Speculation is rife that the company may confirm the location of its first store.
Electronic card transations point to a flat Xmas - Paymark.
Mergers and acquisitions ares set to strip $3.5b from NZX.
"It's almost the race to the bottom in terms of income and wages," chief economist says.
Leonie Freeman says focus must be on building cities that support the wellbeing of Kiwis.
Barfoot & Thompson boss reveals plans for 2019
Where to for the housing market in 2019?
It's not too late for a career change.
Ebert Construction's failure a symptom of raft of issues.
Sue De Bievre, CEO of Beany, says her industry is going through "massive change".
Bill McDonald of retirement business Arvida reveals plans for 2019
Scott Pritchard of Precinct gives his outlook for 2019