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Queenstown's back: New $45m R&D hub rising
Aiming to attract new people to area, keep and upskill existing residents.
Aiming to attract new people to area, keep and upskill existing residents.
"It was so much more than putting my money in the bank" - distraught investor.
"We've already found grounds for appeal" - SKP chief Sebastian Cassie.
A comprehensive blueprint for a range of improvements in the industry launched.
"Some changes the industry could start to make themselves," Poto Williams says.
Sylvia Park, LynnMall to get hundreds of new apartments: consenting underway
Rusting, rotting clubroom replaced by new fit-for-purpose premises.
What it feels like to win a huge Antarctic contract: Leighs tells all.
More time with family and pursuing other business ventures his new goals
The burden for renters is also predicted to increase further.
'A breach can attract substantial penalties for non-compliance': REINZ.
'This will be a bombshell for many people. It always is.' - lawyer on revaluations.
But there is a suggestion moves to cool the market should lift their involvement.
Personal Finance Editor Tamsyn Parker explains how KiwiSaver works, and what your choices can mean for buying a first home and preparing for retirement.
Judge says "five species of fraud" used to con investor into parting with $6 million.
Inland Revenue refused to comment on the $20m debt the company owes it.
Decision upsets local resident whose group opposed the plan
Highest volumes nationally in an April in five years, but change expected.
Today's comments follow Labour's pledge last year to probe the sector.
The Stables in Greerton had "massive inquiries" in days, Bask in the Mount has sold out.
Property market hits a new high a year-on-year increase of 21.4 per cent.
Auckland is in a building boom and we reveal which suburbs have the most new homes.
Auckland is in a building boom. Find out how new housing is changing one Māngere street.
And cut! German-designed Chinese-built monster starts mid-May.
Investors could suffer a loss of more than $20 million if the sale goes ahead.
The business has built 88 education buildings, 50 homes and 348 modules.
Four possible reasons cited for the massive drop - could it be an anomaly?
Arpit Patel was only looking for a rental. He found a landlord keen to help him buy.
"Can't afford to buy" guy has made a virtue of not owning property. He's now declaring 3.
Defective block home to many Auckland University academics.