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Lowest house sales in 8 months, Auckland stuck at $850k median for 18 months
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Strata Lounge bites back: 'We're not second-class'
The chef was frustrated by claims the lounge was inferior.
Will the future of airport link come down to political vanity?
Is the light rail from Auckland's CBD to the airport political vanity on steroids?
Trademark wars are more than a David and Goliath battle
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Virgin Australia beefed up for transtasman battle
Virgin Australia says it's ready to go it alone after bust up with Air NZ.
New Zealand shares fall for eighth day
NZ shares fell for an eighth day as investors remain uncertain about the economic outlook.
NZ dollar benefits from weaker greenback
The New Zealand dollar gained as the greenback continued to ease in Asia.
NZ plays down threat to European agri interests in FTA talks
The second round of free trade negotiations between New Zealand and the EU is underway.
Higher fuel costs 'siphoning money' from wallets
Higher fuel costs will affect the price of nearly everything.
Why the lunch break is dying
When was the last time you left the office and took your full lunch break?
Get Sorted: Emotions rise, balances fall
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Supermarket rivals battle over savings
Foodstuffs took Woolworths to the Advertising Standards Authority over one of its mailers.
NZ guest nights at record as tourism boom continues
New Zealand guest nights hit an annual record in August.
'Trumponomics' takes heavy toll on world
President Donald Trump's shadow looms large over the world economy.
NZ card spending grows in every sector
New Zealand spending on electronic cards grew in every sector for a second month running.
Kiwi company offers mental health leave
Kiwi boss says businesses need to do a better job of looking after workers' mental health.
Fuel hikes hit Napier Port and transport businesses
Businesses unsure how long they can pass on fuel price costs.
Taken for a ride: How NZ fuel prices compare globally
Data reveals the percentage of typical salary Kiwis spend on fuel.
Steel & Tube explains why it rejected Fletcher's move
Steel & Tube said Fletcher has under-valued its business.
Revealed: Winning design for Auckland's newest high-rise
The 48-level tower will feature a 5-star hotel, apartments and a roof-top zen garden.
When the chips are down, blame China
No real evidence the republic spy-chipped motherboards but claims must be taken seriously.
Why the Grinch is coming for Kiwi retailers
Comment: This year's Christmas shopping season could be grinch-like for many retailers.
a2 Milk hits out at reaction to share sales, new rules
A senior a2 Milk exec says the market has over-reacted to recent share sales.
Restaurant Brands leads NZ shares lower
Restaurant Brands New Zealand led the market lower, down 3.8 per cent to $7.53.
Labour willing to work with National on apartment reform bill
National MPs proposed strengthening laws in the $50 billion apartment sector.
Chorus subbie tells of tough life on the front line
Withheld payments, unexpected deductions and ultra-thin margins for Ultrafast Broadband.
Inside the massive building set to become Auckland's biggest cannabis lab
A player in the emerging industry has secured a major site.
Giant Kmart to replace Countdown at Sylvia Park
Sylvia Park is set to get a massive Kmart store.
'Wow, what a dump': $1.5m Ponsonby house marketed as serious do-up
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