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'Housing crisis': Employers consider becoming landlords to attract and keep staff

Tauranga's housing crisis is now affecting employers trying to attract and retain staff.

'We cannot have luxuries': Kiwis advised to spend wisely as living costs soar

'Whānau who are only just making ends meet will slip below the line.'

'Nightmare': Bad tenants knuckle down while some landlords eye holiday market

Desperate families are also applying for one-bedroom homes.

Business digest: New invention, luxury spa awards, restaurant recognised

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'Quite nasty': Customers lash out over transport delays

'Some just don't care about our problems.'

Migrants prefer Australia, Canada over NZ due to crime, housing costs - recruiter

A recruiter at a UK job market says no one wanted to move here.

Mark Lister: A wild ride for UK financial markets

We shouldn't underestimate how much all the UK drama has added to the uncertainty

Port of Tauranga chair blasts consent law and policy as supply chain frustration rises

Country's busiest port trying to get green light for container project start since 2019.

Mark Lister: Shares are looking cheap, or are they?

Biggest driver of share prices over the long-term is earnings companies are generating.

Netflix ads: Start date, pricing, limitations revealed

Streaming wars enter a new phase.

Slow start to spring for housing market as prices drop, but agents optimistic

'Hopefully we're coming out of a difficult time but who knows with interest rates.'

Richard Prebble: Any idiot can run - why so many Kiwis didn't vote in local elections

OPINION: Any review has to consider the real reasons for non-participation.

Business Digest: Scion scientist a finalist in NZ Biosecurity Awards

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'Patchy result': Bay of Plenty economic confidence still in the red

Seven regions posted lifts in confidence, while four regions posted falls.

Online retailer collapses owing millions

Tauranga company Inspiry put into liquidation owing more than $2m to creditors.

Apprenticeship system 'broken': Poaching rife, qualifications taking longer

Joshua Powley says sometimes he was given only one week's notice to do a block course.