Should Eftpos and cash-users get a discount?
Businesses are being put on notice that they shouldn’t need to raise prices by more than 1 percent.
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Home affordability and rent levels improving – Massey University
Consumers are benefiting from lower interest rates and higher wages, according to new reports from Massey University.
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Builders awaiting detail on government’s bid to drive costs down
One builder said the government’s changes were a good thing but wanted to see how it would play out.
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Walkway and bridge links Warkworth destinations
The local Warkworth community can now enjoy the newly built Warkworth Bridge and walkway.
Located at the northern end of Kōwhai Park, the walkway links the community transport hub, Warkworth Showgrounds and Heritage Lane.
The bridge and boardwalk span… Continue reading
New Zealanders urged to break up with property
Is it time to consider selling your property investments and put the money into assets that actually grow the economy?
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Behind the books: How the We Read Auckland festival comes together
Since launching in 2023, Auckland Council Libraries’ We Read Auckland festival has grown into a much-loved celebration of stories and storytellers across Tāmaki Makaurau.
Held each August, the festival brings together readers and writers through a mix … Continue reading
High butter prices are actually a good thing for New Zealand, economists say
Butter prices might be biting at the supermarket checkout, but there’s a warning that anyone hoping they’ll fall should be careful what they wish for.
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From maunga to lagoon, wind breathes light into footbridge
A striking new example of public art as storyteller, connector and innovator now shines with light, that moves in sync with the wind, above the Panmure Basin.
Opening last weekend with a dawn karakia, two sides of the lagoon are connected again with an… Continue reading
Ban on card payment surcharges: Cafe owner says they’ll have to pass on cost
The government plans to ban surcharges on card payments for in-person payments.
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Bremworth rebuilds Napier factory destroyed in cyclone
Carpet maker Bremworth is rebuilding its Napier yarn plant which was destroyed in Cyclone Gabrielle, opening up 40 jobs.
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