Source: YouTube: Plane Hound. The spectacular landings of the 747 are coming to an end at the world's most famous runway

Join Tristram Clayton as he talks to QV National Spokesperson Andrea Rush on a new nationwide development in house prices.

Martin Rakuraku, the chairman of Tanatana Marae in the Bay of Plenty, explains why the new marae building looks like it does. The building has just won a top architectural award

Cathay Pacific's new $400 million A350 flew into Auckland for the first time yesterday but faces a wave of competition this summer.

Cathay Pacific's A350 - the newest model airliner to fly - has landed at Auckland Airport. The state-of-the-art aircraft was piloted by an all Kiwi crew, led by Chief Pilot Airbus Captain Gavin Haslemore and Senior Captain Colin Davis.

Rainbows End is the country’s largest theme park with more than 400 thousand people walking through the gates every year. So what impact has the Dreamworld tragedy had on the park, and more importantly, what is the park doing to make sure an accident like that never happens here. Daybreak at Rainbow’s End and a team of engineers is in the middle of their daily checks.

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With growing homelessness. A million dollar average price tag and record unaffordability. Auckland’s housing crisis is at breaking point. In order to find a solution, a group of community housing groups, developers and economists have just met in Auckland for two days of intensive talks.

Australian vegetarian fast food chain 'Lord of the Fries' opens in Auckland

Tiffany & Co open in Auckland

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A fashion app is letting you style yourself from the comfort of your own home. Auckland start up Wearit will today be available on iPhones for Kiwi blokes wanting fashion and style advice.Laura McGoldrick and Adam Cooper give it a go!

Kiwi Tiffany & Co fans will be greeted by both familiar and unique sights when they enter the iconic jewellers' New Zealand flagship today. The 430sqm Britomart store will open its doors a week earlier than originally planned. The Herald reported earlier this year Tiffany & Co would hit New Zealand shores in the first week of November.

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NZ Customs officers are being trained up on how to use a new state-of-the-art drug identification machine. A machine so powerful it can instantly identify more than 12 thousand different chemical molecules.

Tourism earnings have soared to edge out dairy as New Zealand's top export earner for the first time since 2010. Spending by international tourists grew by almost 20 per cent on the previous year while domestic tourism spending grew by 7.4 per cent giving the sector a $3.8 billion increase on last year.

Here's why more airlines flying to New Zealand are offering wifi

Business editor at large Liam Dann talks to investigations reporter Matt Nippert on IRD getting tougher on tax.

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Tristram Clayton and Anthony Bodle - What has banning Galaxy Note 7's on flights done to travel?

Delivery service LazyAz is equity crowdfunding to expand its Auckland services to the rest of the country.

Westie's jackpot: $450k to $30m

The Economy Hub looks at the cost of living. Is it really flat? And why are falling prices a bad thing? Liam Dann talks to economists Christina Leung and Philip Borkin.

Tristram Clayton talks to Greg Shanahan - Technology Investment Network Managing Director about Technology being the third largest export in New Zealand.

In their first collaboration since their frenzy-inducing chocolate milk, Lewis Road Creamery and Whittaker's have joined forces again to launch a new culinary innovation: chocolate butter.

Join Tristram Clayton as he discusses inflation with NZ Herald business editor Liam Dann.

A $100 million project to lay a new state-of-the-art fibre optic cable between New Zealand and Australia is about to enter its final stage.

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