Employers lagging behind on support for menopausal women
Advocates are calling for more support for working women going through menopause.
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Lenders face tougher rules on loans from today
Lenders will no longer be able to solely rely on information given by the borrower to show they have made reasonable inquiries about the affordability of loans.
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Auckland Council announces workforce vaccination policy
Following a two-week consultation earlier this month, Auckland Council has announced a new approach to vaccinations for its workforce and visitors to its corporate offices.
From this Friday, 3 December 2021, the council will require employees, and a ra… Continue reading
‘Auckland is being punished’ as government pulls wage subsidy – Hospitality NZ
Struggling hospitality businesses in Auckland say the government turning off their financial support will lead to “dreadful” summer.
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Release of updated property values delayed until March 2022
Updated rating valuations for the Auckland region have been delayed and are now expected to be available in March 2022.
The COVID-19 pandemic has added layers of complexity which have affected the council’s ability to conduct the revaluation this year…. Continue reading
8 fun ways for kids to play at Wynyard Quarter
Let your kids’ imaginations run wild with endless ways to play at Wynyard Quarter.
Sounds of the Sea
The Sounds of Sea silver funnels along North Wharf are a much-loved interactive experience for kids and adults alike. Polished stainless steel tubes fo… Continue reading
Top 10 delights to explore on our new Karangahape Road
Welcome to the place affectionately known as the wild child of Auckland’s city centre. Still edgy, diverse and authentic, Karangahape Road is now an uber-modern, smoothly functioning street.
Discover the colour, charm, music, lights, nightlife, shops a… Continue reading
House price growth edges down for first time in more than a year
The annual pace of rising house prices has started to decline for the first time since August last year, slipping to 28.4 percent
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Eke Panuku to lead coordination of city centre development programme
Eke Panuku has been appointed as the lead agency to coordinate the next phase of city centre development following endorsement from the Planning Committee today.
Eke Panuku is the Council Controlled Organisation (CCO) delivering extensive urban… Continue reading
Business closures outnumber new firms for first time in nearly a decade
Closures were prominent in sectors most affected by the pandemic, including hospitality, tourism, event, wholesale trade and fitness.
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