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How about the 'more homes' Budget?
COMMENT: No Budget is ever boring. But the narrative around Budget 2018 is not bold.
Gaynor: Finding money to get Auckland on the rails
COMMENT: Light rail development for Montreal shows how Auckland project could be financed.
Scientology Church upgrade, Clevedon lodge take top awards
Master Builders' awards announced
Shares gain as Ryman posts record profit
The S&P/NZX 50 index gained 53.95 points, or 0.6 per cent.
Dollar heading for weekly decline over US
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a weekly decline over the greenback.
PayPal buys start-up in its biggest ever deal
PayPal is swooping for Swedish payments start-up iZettle.
Robertson: Budget 2018 sets scene for transformation
Grant Robertson spoke at the annual post-budget event.
Is sausage firm Hellers on the block?
Company hires investment bank Cameron Partners to review its business.
Trump misses NAFTA deadline as trade policy flounders
Trump's deadline miss cast doubt on prospects for averting a trade war with China.
Forget the pinot, how about Otago vodka
Kiwi vodka being lapped up in the United States market.
Sales fizzing at Lion NZ
Auckland-based brewer and winemaker sold $585 million of stock last year.
Comment: Financial showdown with Italy threatens eurozone
European Central Bank may be forced to sever credit lines to Italy.
Fletcher Building to announce new Auckland house factory next month
Fletcher to open new panel factory
NZ Premium Whitebait sold to Māori tribe for $1.095m
New Zealand's only commercial whitebait farm has been sold by receivers.
ExxonMobil NZ lifts net operating profit 57%
ExxonMobil NZ lifted its net operating profit as revenues rose on higher volumes.
Inside the big business of royal weddings
Markle is joining the business of being a royal. And what a money-making machine it is.
Work-from-home employees more productive - study
Those who work from home are more productive than people who work in offices.
Heartland lifts third-quarter profit 11%
Heartland Bank lifted third-quarter profit on continued lending growth.
Budget falls short on plan to transform the economy
Budget was fiscal responsibility but no clear plan on how the economy will be transformed.
Elon Musk's 'crazy' Earth travel plan
Musk says his insane plan "is definitely going to happen".
The reason Ikea might not open stores in NZ
Having IKEA stores in New Zealand could mean higher prices, analyst says.
Air NZ, Fonterra Auckland HQ to be sold for $635m
The block includes the offices of a number of major firms.
Minister to retailers incorrectly paying staff: 'Get in line with the law'
Minister for workplace relations responds to retailers paying staff incorrectly.
Marina apartment development fight: New plans up for debate
Proposed development of the West Auckland marina has met strong opposition.
Brian Fallow: Budget scrum an even contest
COMMENT: Govt has delivered extra spending, without breaking the rules of the Budget game.
Constantly checking your KiwiSaver could cost you $600K
Those regularly watching their KiwiSaver balance could lose a lot of money.
Hooton: Odd priorities in times of plenty
Splurging means the Government can expect a poll boost.
Budget 2018: Little on offer for small business
Business leaders say Budget was an overall hit, but not for small businesses.
Ramsay's restaurant group faces kitchen nightmare
Gordon Ramsay's restaurant empire has posted a big loss.
NAB intern allegedly underpaid $17,000
A former NAB worker is taking the bank to court over a 'sham' internship.
Macri says Argentina's currency crisis is over
Argentine president Mauricio Macri says his country's currency crisis is over.
Budget 2018: Spending on cattle disease may be too low
The $85m set aside for tackling Mycoplasma bovis could be too little.