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Trad front, rad back: Grey Lynn house valued at $5.6m for sale
'But a lot was done on the renovation. I spent too much on that - over $2.5m.'
'But a lot was done on the renovation. I spent too much on that - over $2.5m.'
However, whether this continues or not is another story.
IRD wants $40,000, other creditors claim $97,000 from pinot noir specialist.
Another major building firm calls in liquidators.
Four big problems have devastated the company's ability to trade.
Reserve Bank delivers its latest Monetary Policy Review.
Covid-19 wage relief subsidies of $199,000 were received during the pandemic height.
March showed a modest but positive improvement in trading.
Economists say the banking crisis and lower GDP mean a smaller rate hike.
Results show RBNZ monetary policy is starting to take effect, says NZIER.
'Business was already financially struggling with high overheads and staffing issues.'
Economists say the banking crisis and lower GDP mean a smaller rate hike.
Ngāti Kahungunu’s fisheries business is shutting down, affecting 33 staff.
The New Zealand Living Wage rate will increase by 9.9 per cent.
Inflation and rising rates causing concern for SMEs.
Aussie retail giants eye expansion in the current downturn.
OPINION: Even a 'soft landing' will see tens of thousands added to the dole queue.
Many staff moved to other industries during pandemic - gig-goers are feeling the pinch.
IRD appears on a statement of affairs, owed $448,000 as a preferential creditor.
ANZ Business Outlook still gloomy but signs of improvement on costs emerging.
Feelings about the jobs market remain on the positive side but expectations are subdued.
Survey of Employers and Manufacturers Association members shows hiring still tough.
In six weeks, 872 new units will be finished, boosting non-CBD apartment stock to 21,476.
'Potentially an opportunity to also lease the floors with the existing soft fit-out.'
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Calls for higher unemployment and lower wages hurt ordinary people the most.
Sale could net cash-strapped council $36 million or more - property investor.
Why resisting the squeeze caused by higher interest rates will make inflation worse.
High inflation, food prices make less dramatic rent increases surprising, landlord says.
Data is likely to capture weather-related disruption in February.