The outdoor equipment firm Kathmandu Holdings’ strong full year result has been overshadowed by the reimposition of lockdowns on both sides of the Tasman.
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Auckland builders are being told to plan carefully to avoid chaos when they return to work tomorrow.
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Three days of hearings begin in Greymouth tomorrow on a controversial proposal to mine the Barrytown Flats.
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The fund called Icehouse Ventures X (IVX) was launched to the public in July with an initial $50 million of committed funds, but has since grown to nearly $85m, exceeding its $75m target.
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Rio Tinto has appointed a new chief executive and general manager for the New Zealand Aluminium Smelter at Tiwai Point.
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Diversified property investor Stride has pulled the plug on a planned demerger of part of its business and an associated share float because of market uncertainty.
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Kiwi Property is to build a 295-apartment complex in Auckland in the country’s first major build-to-rent development.
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Consumer confidence is down, but households are largely taking the latest lockdown in their stride.
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“If you sell your house, and I sell my boat, we could buy the leasehold on Furneaux Lodge,” Ros Benson’s partner said, after spotting a notice in the paper. The year was 1995.
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Hopeful first-home buyers had their applications for a new housing development decided by ping pong balls inside of a vase.
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