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The bank says moving the roles would unify its technology, product and marketing hub.
Auckland house sales hit four-year high
December house sales are often impacted by the Christmas holidays.
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MediaWorks' NZ HQ sold for $26m
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Owner of defective apartment left $23m short after contractor folds
Victopia owners won $53m to fix apartments - but only got $30m.
SkyCity fire: Demolition work about to start
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NZ house-building hits highest mark since 1974
The great boom of the mid-1970s was the last time we saw houses spring up so fast.
Confirmed! Another Sephora store for Auckland
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Overseas purchases of NZ assets climb 70 per cent
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Taking control: Prince Harry and Meghan set to follow Obamas' example
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Tenants warned after Christchurch owners bring $21,000 case
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Leonie Freeman doesn't anticipate any issues in switching off during the break.
Flag at half-mast for accountant, philanthropist
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Tenants fined $2600 for trying to escape tenancy agreement
The tenants tried to get out of the lease within two months of signing on.
'Having to use the oven 24/7 to keep kids warm': Father's fight with landlord
Landlords were found to be in breach of law.
BNZ putting the screws on Bendon parent
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Barfoot real estate sales hit four-year high
Peter Thompson said last month was particularly strong for sales volumes.
New push to reform $50 billion apartment sector
National MPs have long called for the changes with signatures on petition growing.
NZ golf courses feature on world's top 100 list
Fourth biennial ranking of the world's top courses features six in New Zealand
Leading questions: Castle Point's Stephen Bennie points the finger at ANZ
Castle Point Funds co-founder Stephen Bennie would like to see the end of e-scooters.
Uber teams up with Hyundai on flying taxi plan
First mass producer of flying vehicles announced.
'Dazzling' NZ golf course beats Trump's best in global rankings
"Top contender among latest generation of world-class courses" - Golf Digest
IKEA rival Nido opening delayed
New Zealand's largest furniture store due to open soon in Henderson.
High Court rules against breakaway Wendy's franchisee
More than $5 million, plus interest, owed to the owner of the Wendy's ice cream franchise.
NZ stock marker not likely to replicate turbocharged 2019
New Zealand's stock market isn't expected to repeat the stonking return of 2019.
Fletcher: better year ahead after slight gain in 2019?
Chief Ross Taylor will be hoping the building company at start of an upward trend.
Leading questions: Joan Withers on life, career and 2020
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The best and worst performing stocks of the year
New Zealand's stock market ended the year 30 points higher.
The most disappointing technologies of the decade
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Power sector keen to avoid election-year focus
Electricity retailers will be hoping recent low wholesale power prices persist into 2020.