Zuru owners top 2024 Rich List, beating out magnate Graeme Hart
After 20 years, Graeme Hart has lost his spot as NZ’s richest person to the Mowbray siblings.
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How the government plans to give certainty to gas investors
Investors are still scared to get back into the market in the event of another ban.
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Tough times even tougher on women – research
Tough economic times, like the current cost-of-living crisis, can cause the gender pay gap to widen, a senior economics academic says.
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High costs, declined loans leaving young ‘cash-poor’ farmers in financial stress
Northland farmers say they are being denied short-term loans to cover their tax bills while banks are raking in big profits.
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Auckland Mayor pumps $60,000 into funding youth crime prevention
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has invested $60,000 into a youth crime prevention community organisation, Turn Your Life Around Youth Development Trust (TYLA). Auckland Council’s Community Impact Unit has also contributed $40,000 to make up a $100,000 gran… Continue reading
Interest rate cuts, house prices stabilise: What is happening with the NZ housing market this week?
Analysis – Investors are capitalising on low property prices, and a major bank is predicting interest rates will fall sooner than expected.
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Google avoids jury trial in digital ads antitrust case
Google has denied wrongdoing and said it was not admitting liability by submitting a damages payment.
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Tūrama: Kaitiaki
Tūrama Kaitiaki – coming to city centre 9 June
From the karanga of Hape welcoming early waka voyagers to the open invitation from Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei to William Hobson to establish the settlement of Auckland in 1840, to becoming the beating heart of…… Continue reading
Bowling the bowls club
Former Mt Wellington Women’s Bowling Club building and a historic chapter of Panmure has comes to its end on 7 June 2024.
Most recently home to Maungarei Army Cadets, the former bowling club established in 1964 at 21a Te Koa Road, Panmure has not been…. Continue reading
Ninety-one groups feeling web-tastic thanks to board funding
Your friendly neighbourhood spiderman and his squad are one of many jumping for joy, thanks to the special kind of heroism work of the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board.
In their quest to support, recognise and enhance the delivery of services and initiativ… Continue reading