Auckland New World ruins handed back to Foodstuffs
Foodstuffs North Island’s head of property says the pathway to re-opening is unclear.
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Auckland’s housing pipeline shows how consents become new homes
Insights Paper: Tracking Auckland’s housing pipeline – June 2025
Auckland is often seen as a cautionary tale in New Zealand’s housing story — but the latest numbers show a welcome increase in new home completions following a surge in consents.
A new pa… Continue reading
Luxon arrives in China intent on building on positives amid global conflicts
The prime minister says the China visit is important right now given the immense global uncertainty.
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Inland Revenue finds $45 million of undeclared tax in horticulture industry from last 10 months
A spokesperson said they were seeing concerning practices in the sector, that included people being paid under the table.
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One-year home loan rate falls – but should you take it?
Another bank has cut its one-year fixed term rate to 4.89 percent, the lowest advertised rate in the market.
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Consumer confidence perks up slightly
Despite the increase, confidence still remains firmly entrenched below 100, which is regarded as pessimism.
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Government to spend $16.5m changing way inflation data reported
The government is changing how inflation data is reported.
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Hobsonville’s new park – Te Kori Scott Point opens to the public
The first stage of Te Kori Scott Point, a multi-million sports and recreation park in Hobsonville, is now open to the public.
New facilities include recreation spaces, toilets and seating. The sports fields and baseball diamond will open in… Continue reading
Local board agreement a $35m win for Rodney communities
Rodney Local Board will invest $35.5 million in 2025–2026, with key priorities including community programmes, creative arts, youth initiatives, and environmental projects.
New funding supports arts centres, play opportunities, upgraded parks and… Continue reading
Should Kiwis pay the high price for NZ dairy that overseas buyers will?
We ‘feed the world’, but butter costs 50% more than it did a year ago.
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