Apple becomes first company to hit $US3 trillion market value
Investors seem confident the iPhone maker will keep launching best-selling products as it explores new markets such as automated cars and virtual reality.
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Air New Zealand will not serve snacks during domestic flights
The airline says customers will instead be given a snack when they leave the aircraft.
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What does Orange look like for Auckland?
Tāmaki Makaurau is now under the Orange setting of the COVID-19 Protection Framework.
Councillor Alf Filipaina, Chair of the council’s Parks, Arts, Community and Events Committee, encourages Aucklanders to make the most of the eased restrictions, but t… Continue reading
Summer fun in Kaipātiki
Kaipātiki is a great place to be over summer with the Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust kicking of its summer fun programme on 6 January.
Throughout the summer months, there will be a range of events on offer including family orientated activities… Continue reading
Queenstown visitors fail to show up
Queenstown businesses say Covid-19 has spooked Aucklanders out of heading south and a hoped-for influx has not eventuated.
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First-home values up, QV records ‘bumper year’ for property owners
Despite measures designed to cool the “action-packed” market, there has been no significant decline in home values, QV spokesperson Simon Petersen says.
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Dispose of your tech the right way
This time of year can bring a lot of temptation, and discounts, to upgrade your tried and true tech. And why not? ‘Tis the season, after all.
But what should we be doing with the old stuff? There are valuable materials inside electronics, and New Zeala… Continue reading
Queenstown faces ‘big challenge’ to have less than half of workers rely on tourism
The Queenstown Lakes is attempting to diversify its economy, with hopes that less than half of its workers will rely on tourism in the long run.
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Boxing Day sales losing popularity, but people are spending more than ever
Black Friday sales are gaining in popularity and may overtake Boxing Day sales for the first time this year, PriceSpy data shows.
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Christmas Eve still busiest shopping day of the year – Worldline
Figures from payments services company Worldline show that the during the peak hour of spending today – between noon and 1pm – nearly 661,000 transactions were made.
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