Power companies are now obliged to tell any customers struggling to pay their bills about plans that might suit them better – but many of those doing it tough may not have thought to ask, an advocate says.
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The restaurant was awarded two hats, which is given to dining establishments that prove consistently outstanding.
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Headlines about billions of dollars boosting the economy and hundreds of new jobs seemed like great news, but it’s also old news. Did the media fall for spin?
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RNZ’s money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
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Auckland’s much-loved Heritage Festival returns from 20 September to 5 October 2025, bringing two weeks of free and low-cost events that celebrate the stories, people, and places that define the rich history of Tāmaki Makaurau.
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A helping hand from the Bank of Mum and Dad can leave first-home buyers more than a million dollars better off in retirement.
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Its financial year forecasts indicate a 10 percent decline in visitation against targets, reducing projected revenues by at least $2 million.
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Workers are shocked, angry, and let down as Sealord says increasing costs and requests for higher supermarket margins had driven the decision.
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An Auckland boat builder has received its first European customer for an 11-person electric hydrofoiling boat
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A big increase in rates charged by many councils around the country is putting pressure on households, with many not sure if they’re getting bang for buck.
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