Auckland city crime ‘getting worse’, businesses fear for survival
Criminals are harassing staff, stealing and intimidating customers, city centre business owners say.
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Lapsed policies on Easter Sunday trading meant businesses risked prosecution
Six district councils that adopted policies to allow trading on Easter Sunday had let them lapse before this year’s public holiday.
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Food bank collection ‘risky’ for supermarkets
Supermarkets are making profit from goods donated to charity.
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The name for Stuff’s new TV bulletin replacing Newshub
Over the years it has had different names ranging from 3 National News, to 3 News, and recently Newshub.
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Open banking: How to opt in – and out – of the new payment system
NZ’s four major banks will soon provide open banking – a new way to pay and track funds. Here’s how it works.
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Sylvia Park owner posts smaller loss, while rental income falls
Large property investor Kiwi Property has reduced its full-year loss as the value of its investment portfolio fell at a slower pace, while rental income fell following the sale of two shopping centres.
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Car owners cancel insurance policies as cost of living bites
With grocery bills soaring and petrol prices hitting, drivers letting their policies lapse.
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Ryman Healthcare posts ‘disappointing’ 98% drop in full-year net profit
The company said the bottom line was hit by a combination of $283.9 million in one-time costs, and a drop in the value of its properties.
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Co-operative Bank posts 10% rise in full year profit
The country’s most popular bank – and one of the smallest – increased customers, lending, and kept bad debts in check.
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Consumers disappointed with businesses’ performance – survey
Part of the problem was businesses cutting back on costs, according to a firm that surveyed consumers.
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