Another major bank scales back house price forecast
The Reserve Bank’s “tough love” is having an impact on the market, Westpac says.
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Seeking a slice of the US cheese market: ‘It’s far bigger than people realise’
New Zealand sheep milk company Spring Sheep is vying for a slice of the US cheese market.
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Businesses more willing to invest in digital skills – survey
Business optimism appears to be picking up, with a new study pointing to a willingness to increase investment in innovation and digital skills.
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‘Love Panmure’ mural by Gary Silipa overlooking Lagoon Drive in Panmure
Eke Panuku Development Auckland has been working with local artist Gary Silipa to develop a new mural for Panmure.
The work, ‘Love Panmure’, has been installed on the wall at the back of 25 Queens Road, visible from Lagoon Drive and the AMETI corridor,… Continue reading
What the Long-term Plan 2024-2034 means for Ōtara-Papatoetoe
New service levels and performance measures, along with retaining fees for supervising adults and spectator fees at pools and leisure centres, and a renewed commitment to working with Mana Whenua are some of the things Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board has…. Continue reading
Stuff pulls plug on Northland community newspapers
The Northern News and The Whangārei Leader will cease publication this week, along with a weekly property lift-out.
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‘Worst since the early 90s’: Hidden extent of downturn
Officially we’re out of recession. Here’s why it doesn’t feel like it – and how we compare internationally.
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How to get a better deal on your car insurance
Premiums have risen sharply. What can you do?
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Northland businesses considering banding together to seek compensation for mass power outage
Northland’s Chamber of Commerce says the Consumer Guarantees Act only applies to retail customers, not businesses.
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Power companies focus on ways to keep gas supply up
Importing natural gas looks like a viable option to make up for declining local production, a power company says.
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