NZ manufacturing contracts, but demand hits three-year high
Despite the August PMI slipping, new orders hit their highest level since 2022, lifting hopes of a turnaround.
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Warning on agreeing to expensive pricing plans when purchasing iPhone 17
The number of people in financial difficulty after signing up for a more expensive phone plan is increasing, an expert says.
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A $100,000 student loan that keeps getting bigger
Hazel says her payments aren’t keeping up with interest, and she’s worried she won’t be able to get home.
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Durra brand tahina recalled over salmonella fears
A sesame paste sold in a few ethnic supermarkets in Auckland, Hamilton and Wellington has been recalled due to the possible presence of salmonella.
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Golf Warehouse offers to redevelop Auckland’s Takapuna Golf Course
Auckland Council plans to turn half of the Auckland golf course into a floodwater catchment area.
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5 of the best ways to enjoy spring in Auckland
Whether springtime kicks off for you on the first day of September, or with the spring equinox on 23 September, signs of the season are springing up all over Auckland.
Here are some thought-starters – an urban boardwalk stroll along the water’s edge, a… Continue reading
New play spaces for Upper Harbour families
Four neighbourhood playgrounds in Upper Harbour have had major upgrades, making it easier for local families to get outside and play. From climbing and biking to nature play and quiet corners for the imagination, each space has been designed with… Continue reading
State of the Environment Report: Auckland is improving in part but big challenges lie ahead
Auckland’s environment is showing green shoots of recovery, yet many of our ecosystems are still in trouble.
That’s the finding of Auckland Council’s latest State of the Environment report, providing a snapshot of the health of Tāmaki Makaurau’s air,….. Continue reading
Migrants shun takeaways to open Kiwi-style cafes
Chinese individuals are opening coffee shops and cafes in the country’s largest city as a way to establish a business, plant roots and integrate more deeply into local life.
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Wellington homeowners who bought at peak prices now face steep losses when selling
Some are taking the hit, while others have no choice but to hang on.
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