Precinct Properties spreads wings into building of high density accommodation
The NZX listed property developer is making a big push into residential developments in Auckland.
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The lessons NZ can learn from Asian fintech platforms
New Zealand can learn a thing or two from Asian partners in expanding cashless payment services, experts say.
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Timely boost for government books from financial markets, trust tax payments
Treasury figures show a deficit of $6.5 billion in April compared with a forecast of $8.2b.
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Software for new supermarket bodycams linked to police number plate technology
Software for new anti-crime surveillance inside stores will be integrated with that used to recognise car number plates.
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Frustrated Aucklanders tell police minister of assaults and abuse in central city
Mark Mitchell admits there is a “big problem” in central Auckland as residents and businesses call for help.
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Surge in ‘unclaimed money’ managed by Inland Revenue
One person is owed more than $230,000, as part of a surge in the amount of “unclaimed money” being managed by Inland Revenue
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Surf club’s rebuild storage needs funded
New Surf Life Saving Kariaotahi clubrooms will rise at the popular but often challenging Franklin beach.
And now Franklin Local Board has agreed to contribute $16,000 to pay for off-site storage of the club’s equipment while the rebuild goes… Continue reading
NZ’s most stolen car drives higher insurance costs
Some Kiwis are paying nearly $3000 a year to insure what three insurance companies say is the most stolen car in the country.
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Cottage to make way for bush
Butterworth Cottage and its garage, part of the Kirk’s Bush Scenic Reserve at Great South Road in Papakura, will be ‘deconstructed’ so the land can become part of the reserve.
Papakura Local Board chair Brent Catchpole says deconstructing the house…… Continue reading
Boomers, farmers – who’s doing well, despite the recession?
Families are feeling the squeeze, retailers and construction firms are suffering, but is anyone not under pressure?
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