Record crane count confirms building boom
Record nationwide crane activity confirms construction boom, says new report.
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Dragons' Den star convicted of tax evasion
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Hell on the high seas: $5m cruise stuff-up
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NZ dollar headed for 0.8% weekly gain
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a weekly gain as fears of trade war ease.
Watch: Fletcher Building builds five houses in five days
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Power generators banked big profits in 2010-16
A new report says the big power generators booked big profits in 2010-16.
Why China won't cave as quickly as Trump thinks
Trump's expectation that financial hardship will prompt Beijing to cave is misplaced.
Graham McGregor: Show me the money…
Great companies price their products and services to the value the customer gets.
AI may take some jobs – but it could also mean more men doing care work
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Facebook 'already blocked a billion fake accounts'
The Facebook CEO published a 3,000-word post to reassure the public.
Stock Takes: Nothing passive about passive funds
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How Australia cost New Zealand $2 billion
The Government was forced to bail out failed finance company investors.
US economy v NZ - why the winner isn't who you think
If you think the US economy is roaring away while NZ slumps - better think again.
What happens to a house in a family trust if you divorce?
Relationship property is normally split equally, but what if it is in a trust?
Matthew Hooton: No new PM has had an easier ride than Ardern
Until now, Ardern's government hasn't been placed under much external pressure at all.
M. bovis cull: Wretched day for young farmer
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'A period of fear and greed' - Lehman crash remembered
Ten years after the Lehman Brothers crash changed the world, what have we learned?
Fonterra debt under spotlight after $196m loss
Fonterra's debt is under the spotlight after reporting its first ever annual loss.
Could you live on $25,000 a year?
An English tutor earning $25,000 a year has hit out at high-salary whingers.
Contact Energy posts 4,000 customer loss in August
Contact Energy posted its biggest customer loss in seven years.
HelloFresh launches in New Zealand
Berlin-based ready-to-cook delivery company HelloFresh has launched in NZ.
World 'sleepwalking' towards global economic crisis
An ex-PM has made a chilling prediction that another global economic crisis is on its way.
Man charged over 'fake' $4.9m jackpot win
A man who bought two houses and a fleet of cars with his lotto winnings has been charged.
What Apple's new products will cost in NZ
Apple unveiled a trio of new iPhones - and they don't come cheap.
Issues with Spark email Xtra hitting Kiwi businesses
Businesses say the platform is blocking some emails from being sent or received.