Apartment development at Sylvia Park to be first of its kind
Kiwi Property is to build a 295-apartment complex in Auckland in the country’s first major build-to-rent development.
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Consumers ‘cautiously optimistic’ despite lockdowns – report
Consumer confidence is down, but households are largely taking the latest lockdown in their stride.
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Tsunami siren testing on hold
Auckland Emergency Management’s (AEM) scheduled six-monthly public alerting tests of the Auckland tsunami siren network will not occur this upcoming daylight savings due to the COVID-19 Alert Level. This also includes testing of the red cross hazard ap… Continue reading
Ros Benson went from Simply The Best to looking after the rest … of Picton
“If you sell your house, and I sell my boat, we could buy the leasehold on Furneaux Lodge,” Ros Benson’s partner said, after spotting a notice in the paper. The year was 1995.
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Hundreds apply for fixed-price homes at Wainuiomata housing initiative
Hopeful first-home buyers had their applications for a new housing development decided by ping pong balls inside of a vase.
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Mayor Goff welcomes move to Level 3, urges Aucklanders to get vaccinated
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says the government’s decision, guided by expert health advice, to move the city to COVID-19 Alert Level 3 from 11.59pm on Tuesday will be a relief for Aucklanders who have done their bit to keep New Zealanders safe.
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Waitematā Local Board seeks nominations for Good Citizens’ Awards
Waitematā Local Board is seeking nominations for its Good Citizens’ Awards. These awards recognise individuals and groups going above and beyond for the benefit of the diverse communities within the local board area.
The board introduced its Good… Continue reading
Overseas investment funds potential ZiwiPeak bidders
FountainVest Partners will buy ZiwiPeak for an undisclosed price and provide it with funds for future growth.
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GDP for September quarter could mirror contraction in June – economist
Activity in the services sector has plummeted during the lockdown, as sales, new orders and deliveries ground to a halt.
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Freight company worried a longer lockdown could mean a decline in revenue
Freight and logistics company Move Logistics has been hit hard by the alert level 4 Auckland lockdown and ongoing supply chain disruptions.
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