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PwC victory: Property sales cut Du Val debts from $306m to $267m

Repayments have been made from the proceeds of selling properties – a victory for PwC.

Ryman abandons plans for largest Christchurch project, site for sale

This was to be the company's biggest project in the city where it was originally founded.

Are you in the right industry? The Kiwi jobs where the median wage is over $100k

But there are now about a dozen sectors paying at least six figures.

Auckland Airport, Allevia Hospital Epsom latest to probe asbestos door scare

Pacific Door Systems said last month it had become aware of 'contamination issues'.

Super Fund to shift into $30m upgraded heritage building next year

This morning, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei blessed the former Chief Post Office, now upgraded.

Labour open to ‘discussion’ about changing Reserve Bank rules to tolerate higher inflation

Labour is open to tolerating a higher level of price increases.

Auckland traffic management firm collapse sees 85 sacked, $2.8m deficit revealed

Employees owed $452,000 in wages, salaries; liquidator unsure they will get their money.

Editorial: Financially stressed, socially suppressed – NZ’s money talk problem

OPINION: One in six New Zealanders feel they are sinking financially.

Watch: Christopher Luxon says he does not direct Reserve Bank on rate cuts

The Prime Minister earlier said he gives his 'reckons' to the Governor.

Reserve Bank doubles Auckland office space just as staff redundancies hit

The bank plans to cut 142 roles, including 35 currently vacant positions.

How Marama Royal is leading Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei to new heights

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's assets have risen from $631m in 2014 to $1.53b last year.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Beehive must be nervous as economy continues to flounder

OPINION: Homeowners avoid locking in rates, choosing expensive floating options.

'Market recovery' - Precinct's Pritchard on why it's building $1b+ of new Auckland apartments

Precinct has nine Auckland apartment schemes. Its largest is in Parnell for students.

'Actively looking to sell' – SkyCity CEO on dash for cash

Plans are advanced to sell two big assets as well as the capital raise: is $490m possible?

'Delayed economic recovery in NZ' – SkyCity CEO on 42% profit drop

$200m of asset sales also identified: Carparks in Auckland as well as 99 Albert St.

Nation of Debt: 'I'm scared of opening IRD letters' – expat Kiwi on his ballooning student loan debt

Three-quarters of overseas borrowers are behind on repayments.