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Retirement giant's profit leaps 24pc but shareholders won't get interim dividend
'Directors resolved not to pay an interim dividend to provide for ongoing investment.'
St Heliers 'ram raid': Giant Kiwiana-themed sheep stolen from yard
Stewart Germann bought the statue at a charity auction after the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
'They only stole two baskets of ice creams': Owner in disbelief after ram raid
A takeaway store in St Heliers has been hit by thieves for a third time overnight.
‘Hateful crime’: Man with knife cuts down Ukraine flag from restaurant
It came amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine which has recently prompted torture allegations.
'Do your bloody job': Ram-raided community wants police on the beat
The incident occurred at 7.30pm yesterday.
One person arrested following reports of stabbing in St Heliers
One person has been taken to hospital following a stabbing in the St Heliers area
Auckland crime: Petrol station staff held up; gunman foiled by fog cannon
Police say inquiries are ongoing to locate the gunman.
'Ha, he's got a scooter out': Eagle helicopter pursuit of stolen vehicle takes unexpected turn
"It's obviously pretty dangerous," police Eagle helicopter crew says.
Recent ram-raids prompt revamp of bollard installation process
The process to install bollards was reportedly quite complicated in the past.
Person dies following incident with a car in Auckland driveway
A cordon is in place and emergency services are at the scene on The Parade.
Suburban warfare: Rise of the ram raiders - struggling businesses targeted in brazen attacks
What are the police doing about ram raids and how can business owners protect themselves?
High-density housing law threatens thousands of historic homes
About 6500 Auckland houses could be stripped of heritage protection.
Sexual activity at popular nudist beach not a first - community leader
Another incident occurred in November.
$8m debt claimed but no sign of the cash: 'Where did it go?'
Inside a property developer's banning order - the $8m loan with no apparent paperwork.
Live like a local and discover Mission Bay's hidden gems
There's no better way to get to know a place than through the eyes of a local.
Banned: Property developer barred from running a company
Auckland property developer banned from being a director over $860,000 earthworks bill.
Picture Perfect: Auckland's top spots for Labour Weekend walks
Shake up your next level 3 walk with one of Auckland's most stunning views.
Luxury homes, jewellery, cash seized in money laundering crackdown
$10.2m worth of assets was seized by police and 10 people arrested in Operation Ida.
Money laundering probe: One of 10 accused pleads not guilty
Six of the 10 people charged are set to appear in court this week.
Blind faith: Harveys' new owners aim high
The new owners of Harvey Furnishings have plans to double the group's $30m turn over.
Alf Lyon always said he would live to 100 - He did just that, before quietly slipping away
He celebrated with cake, balloons and tambourine players
Delays averted after barge fixed, ferries resume
Stanley Bay services have been cancelled, passengers told to take the Devonport ferry.
Auckland Transport flip-flops on removing car parks
The seaside suburb will retain 40 car parks while getting new road safety measures.
Communities split over free school lunches
Full list: Which schools will get free school lunches?
Free school lunches: North Island (except Wellington)
Full list: North Island schools getting free school lunches (except Wellington).
'Stay close to home': No travelling to Waiheke at weekend, Aucklanders reminded
Large crowds flocked to beaches and parks last weekend despite lockdown.
Four warnings, no arrests for lockdown breaches
Only four warnings have been issued since last weekend, police say.