Property values climb despite tougher lending rules, higher mortgage rates
The property market is continuing to show some momentum, with Auckland showing the biggest jump in average value in January.
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Vector Lights shows still able to run under red setting
Vector Lights on Auckland’s Harbour Bridge can still operate under the red traffic light setting and the busy light show season will continue.
Aucklanders can enjoy the regular shows from around the Waitematā Harbour and everyone is encouraged to find … Continue reading
Applications open for sport and recreation initiatives
Applications are now open for Auckland Council’s Regional Sport and Recreation Programme Grant. Any sporting or recreation organisation that is interested and eligible has until Friday, 4 March 2022 to apply.
The purpose of the annual regional programm… Continue reading
Warmer seas leads New Zealand King Salmon to slash earnings
New Zealand King Salmon has slashed its earnings guidance after warmer sea temperatures increased fish deaths.
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Construction material shortages, price hikes plague building industry
Tradespeople and building suppliers are struggling to get their hands on basic materials such as exterior and interior cladding, causing delays that are doubling some build times.
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Border delays and a crash in house prices are the main risks facing the NZ economy – OECD report
The Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development’s survey of the country says the economy is starting to overheat having been supported by government support measures to counter the pandemic.
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Online accounting service Hnry looks to expand in New Zealand, Australia
A local online accounting service has secured $16 million in a United States-led investment round, with the company eyeing up further expansion in Australia and New Zealand.
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University programme providing support guide for employers on helping menopausal workers
Experts say women should not be expected to soldier on in silence and should speak up when symptoms like insomnia and anxiety are affecting their work and their lives.
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Report highlights slow pace of taxpayer funded infrastructure scheme
Just over one-in-ten of the shovel ready infrastructure projects approved by government in 2020 have been completed.
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Average asking price for New Zealand houses tops $1m
The national average asking price for a home has more than doubled in 10 years, according to data from realestate.co.nz.
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