Low interest rate expectations ‘good indicator of future house prices’
Many households believe interest rates will soon drop, so is now a good time to buy a house?
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Investors may see biggest impact of Reserve Bank’s lending limits
Explainer – One property economist says investors in particular may be underestimating what’s coming.
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Former Talisman Gold Mines boss fined $100k over online posts
Matthew Geoffrey Hill made 90 posts to an online investor forum without disclosing his chief executive role.
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Watercare receives green light for funding for Point Erin Central Interceptor tunnel project extension
Funding has been confirmed to extend Watercare’s Central Interceptor wastewater tunnel by more than one kilometre from Grey Lynn to Point Erin, Herne Bay to reduce wet weather overflows and significantly improve water quality in Herne Bay and St Mary’s… Continue reading
TVNZ appears in court to appeal against ruling on union agreement breach
TVNZ argues it did not breach its collective agreement when it cancelled several programmes earlier this year.
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Bluebridge ferries issued Commerce Commission warning over fine print
It comes after 12 complaints about the company over a string of cancelled trips.
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Nelson restaurant ‘ripped off’ employees during quiet hours, must pay $30,000
For four years, three employees at Zara’s Turkish Kebabs and Cafe were not paid for hours worked in between the lunch and dinner services, the ERA says.
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RBNZ pulls trigger on new bank lending limits
From July, borrowers will not be able to get loans bigger than six times their income.
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Rent stress as accommodation supplement stagnant
The government payment designed to help people struggling to pay for housing hasn’t been increased in six years.
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The Warehouse removes suspicious product from sale
The retailer says it is “not sure” what the plants – that appear to be marijuana – advertised in its listing are.
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