Real estate agents exit as earnings fall
Real estate salespeople are ‘moonlighting’ to get by in a tougher housing market.
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Matariki ki te Manawa delights and enlightens city centre: 20-day DIARY
A city centre with the most visibility of te ao Māori in its streetscapes in the world, Tāmaki Makaurau is on the cusp of the biggest city centre celebration of Matariki ever seen.
Matariki ki te Manawa (at the heart) brings you this 20-day diary of… Continue reading
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
Have your say on the future of transport in Auckland
Want to help shape the future of transport in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland? Now is your chance to have your say on the major transport plan for the future of our city.
The draft Regional Land Transport Plan is open for public feedback. This major plan set… Continue reading
Construction industry leaders plead for acceleration of infrastructure projects
Labour leader Chris Hipkins revealed a letter from the industry leaders in Parliament on Wednesday.
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Business sentiment falls ahead of Budget
Confidence levels have fallen for the fourth month in a row, as firms feel less upbeat about their outlook.
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Smith & Caughey’s knew for two years current model wasn’t working
The department store’s chairperson Tony Caughey explains six reasons it’s planning to shut down.
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TVNZ Employment Court ruling expected later this week
Chief Judge Christina Inglis says her decision on the case will be made before the start of June.
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Smith & Caughey’s announces plan to close
After 144 years, the department store has announced it is in talks to shut its doors.
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Commerce Commission proposal would see $15 per month rise in average household electricity bills
Higher electricity prices are necessary to fund investment in the electricity network, says commissioner Vhari McWha.
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