Ask Susan: What’s the deal with secondary tax?
RNZ introduces a new weekly feature by money correspondent Susan Edmunds answering your questions.
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RNZ introduces a new weekly feature by money correspondent Susan Edmunds answering your questions.
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Explainer – It is hoped Swift will provide a shot in the arm for Europe. But ‘Swiftonomics’ is not actually real, Balazs Koranyi writes.
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Analysis – House price forecasts are currently low, but some banks are predicting a faster bounce back when it happens.
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Economists say it’s a matter of holding on til 2025 for most of us.
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Auckland Council’s Long-term Plan 2024-2034, adopted by Governing Body on Thursday (27 June 2024), is geared at sustainably managing regional growth and providing the greatest benefit to Auckland’s many communities.
Mayor Wayne Brown said the LTP is a…. Continue reading
Ngāti Rehua Ngātiwai ki Aotea are hosting their annual Mānawatia a Matariki event at Kawa Marae on Friday 28 June.
What’s different this year? The first hautapu ceremony Kawa Marae held for Matariki in 2022 was led by the wahine, last year’s was led by… Continue reading
At just over half-way through the current three-year term, Waitematā Local Board looks back at a few of the things it has accomplished for our community so far.
A key part of the board’s responsibilities is looking after parks and community facilities…. Continue reading
Auckland Council is preparing to seek feedback on the number of elected members Tāmaki Makaurau has, how they are elected, and where electoral boundaries lie, ahead of next year’s local body elections.
Aucklanders will soon be able to have their say on… Continue reading
Auckland Council’s Planning, Environment and Parks Committee recently adopted a high-level strategic direction to achieve better environmental outcomes for the Manukau Harbour and endorsed a forward work programme.
The item was carried unanimously by t… Continue reading
A new modern, modular building will provide a better option for Point Chevalier library-goers.
It will be located at the intersection of Great North and Point Chevalier roads, at the site of the old library – closed since October 2022 due to its… Continue reading