Watchdog issues new meth contamination rules
It followed a bombshell report that said third-hand exposure to the drug posed no risk.
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Okura development decision could be appealed to High Court
The Environment Court's rejection of the housing plan can be appealed.
Tauranga City Council to buy Bella Vista homes
Tauranga City Council decides to buy Bella Vista properties.
'I felt deceived': Shocked woman discovers she owns 15 properties
After years being frugal, she was shocked to learn how rich she was when filing divorce.
Soul Bar not required to pay for repair to leaky building: High Court
The repairs to decks of the building cost more than $100,000.
Apartment due to rise last year, no building work so far
Construction was meant to start in the middle of 2017, according to buyers.
Storm leaves Papamoa roads closed and new homes cut off by water
The extent of the damage to homes is unknown as access is cut off by the floodwater.
New property figures reveal beachside property boom
Auckland values remain above $1m, despite slight drop in average values.
Inside broadcaster Peter Williams' multimillion-dollar home
The veteran TV presenter lets Herald Homes inside his St Mary's Bay abode.
'Judgment Day' looming for Bella Vista homeowners
Councillors will meet on June 6 to make a decision on a way forward for property owners.
Compulsory heat-pumps? Landlords face pressure to fix homes
Will compulsory heating in rental properties push up rents for tenants?
Whānau builds new affordable rental houses on site of family home
The small affordable housing development was built with the help of Te Puni Kokiri.
Creditor angry about ex-Hawkins company receiverships
Ex-Hawkins company creditor complains of receiverships.
House of the Year judge: Signs your home is on trend
House of the Year judge on the latest housing trends. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Controversial Waiheke marina given go-ahead
A 186-berth marina and carpark on Waiheke Island has been given court consent.
Meth 'bogeyman' destroyed by report
Social housing providers are hoping pressure across all housing will ease.
Standards NZ 'happy to engage' on meth
Standards NZ ready and willing to listen on meth change.
'More people in more houses': Bridges welcomes meth report
National leader Simon Bridges welcomed the new report out yesterday on methamphetamine.
Barrister wants justice for agents after meth 'hysteria' debunked
The barrister claims the reputations of innocent agents have been damaged by the hysteria.
State-house changes in Northcote intensification drive
Northcote state houses make way for intensification project.
Landlords welcome new meth report
Report differentiates between houses where meth is used and where it's manufactured.
Life in a tiny house on wheels
Environmental consultant, activist, dumpster driver and tiny house advocate.
Receivers probe 13 ex-Hawkins companies, call for creditors issued
It is still too early to tell how much creditors will be able to recover.
New images: SkyCity's convention centre plans
SkyCity Entertainment Group releases new images of $700m convention centre plans.
PM sticking by KiwiBuild programme despite criticism
The Salvation Army says recent unfavourable reports are creating uncertainty for families.
Fabric developer defends changes as buyers vent anger
Fabric complex buyers say losing light-filled atrium would badly affect living spaces.
Watch: $790m massive Auckland mall project in full swing
About 10,000 workers will be involved in the two-year construction project.
Fairytale home might not have a happy ending
Home designed and built by Philip Vautier in 1940 could be bowled for multiple townhouses.
Bob Jones on the engineering behind his timber tower
Jones anticipates construction of the wooden block will be done by March 2019.
Revealed: Australia's rich listers and their big-money links to NZ
Australia's richest have big ties in New Zealand business.
Housing NZ home sits vacant for six months
Neighbour "disappointed" to see house remaining empty while people "sleep in cars".
Environment, money issues could rock floating homes: Experts
While the idea has potential, experts warn that there are also risks involved.
Watch: $180m Metlifecare village planned for Beachlands
Metlifecare has purchased a large new Auckland site for the project.
This business wants to give away its stock - but they're not allowed
This is the latest development in a battle between the business and KiwiRail.