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'Catastrophe' brewing: Six-month wait on some building materials

Small building firms could go bust: 'It's bloody sad to see this unfolding, to be honest.'

'Pseudo-self-isolating': Mixed bag for accommodation providers for long weekend

Some accommodation providers are reporting great bookings over Waitangi weekend.

Couple trapped in Aussie must repay $16,000 in pensions

The couple have been stuck in Australia for nearly a year.

Want a job? 24,000 kiwifruit workers needed as labour shortage bites

Last season harvesting roles paid an average of $27 an hour rates vary and can reach $40.

'Homecoming': Farmers, Whitcoulls, Pascoes set to open in Tauranga CBD

The retail stores will open on February 3 as part of a "milestone" for the $200m project

Business digest: Bay house sale prices continue to rise

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Not just about pay: Why workplace culture matters.

'We can't carry on like this': Domestic tourism up, but not enough for some

Tauranga businesses have managed to scrape together an okay summer despite struggles.

Money Year in Review: September to December

Homeowners were bracing for a "heck of a shock" as mortgage interest rates climbed.

Million dollar homes: Average NZ house price exceeds $1m

Property prices soar to record high in 2021, according to latest figures from CoreLogic.

Money Year in Review: May to August

Here's what made headlines in Money from May to August.

Best Premium stories of 2021: Dairy farmers 'didn't feel proud to be farmers anymore'

'We loved dairy farming and it was great but working 365 days a year wears you down.'

Rising rents: Big-budget Aucklanders add heat to Bay market

A landlord says some priced-out local renters are moving to motels and campgrounds.

'Horrendous compliance': Experts slam new IRD rules for bach owners

If the rules stand, they could create "horrendous" compliance requirements, says expert.

'Treat others as you expect to be treated': Bay retailers back Shop Nice campaign

"It really is that saying of treating others as you expect to be treated -" Retail NZ

Money Year in Review: January to April

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