Reduced audiences covered under government’s expanded events insurance
More events through to next February – including those affected by smaller crowds – will now be eligible for cover under the expanded scheme.
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More events through to next February – including those affected by smaller crowds – will now be eligible for cover under the expanded scheme.
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Queenstown’s latest luxury hotel is facing an unusual staffing quandary as it prepares to welcome Australian tourists – it can’t find any trained butlers.
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Superyacht agents want the maritime border to re-open so they can secure bookings before some of the world’s wealthiest again choose to sail elsewhere next summer.
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Drinking water daily is a healthy choice all of us can make, and now it’s become an option everyone can enjoy at five parks in the Puketāpapa Local Board area.
New drinking fountains have been installed at the local Three Kings Reserve, Waikowhai Park,… Continue reading
More than two-thirds of consumers are cutting back on spending as a means of coping with inflation, with many looking for a hefty wage increase or considering a better paying job and other ways to supplement their income.
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The QV House Price Index has its largest quarterly drop in more than a decade, as rising interest rates and tighter lending drives down prices in major centres.
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Investment analysts are casting doubt over the New Zealand Super Fund’s major offshore wind energy project.
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Some workers will be unaware they have contracts that mean employers can legally avoid making KiwiSaver contributions, Consumer’s boss says.
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An Australian-owned crowd funding platform has incurred a $7500 penalty for not filing financial statements on time.
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Kaikōura businesses are remaining optimistic about the future despite the return of tourists predicted to still be months away.
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