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On The Up: The business estate still in hot demand after 20 years

In the past year, $70m worth of building consents have been issued for the development.

The grid-scale solar farm installing 1600 panels per day

Plus the big investors behind the private project.

Opinion: Markets face uncertain year after volatile first quarter

OPINION: The S&P 500 fell 4.6% in March, its biggest drop since 2022.

Housing glut: Auckland’s biggest agency has record unsold stock

Some Auckland vendors had begun to expect higher prices, REINZ said of February data.

70 jobs lost as Body Shop NZ goes into liquidation, closes final stores

Body Shop NZ had 16 stores across New Zealand.

Olivado liquidation: Seeka boss explains why they bought the company

New boss hopes to keep jobs, liquidator says claims still coming in.

Why a Canadian gold mining company wants to invest $1b in Waihī

Is its investment dependent on fast-track approval?

Opinion: Why NZ’s economic signals are so confusing

GDP per capita rose for the first time since 2022, ending eight quarters of decline.

Long-running social services trust in liquidation owes IRD $200k

Te Tuinga Whānau once had assets and revenue worth millions of dollars.

'All we knew was avocado on toast': City couple's orchard adventure

Couple flipped their lives from corporate city dwellers to hands-on avocado orchardists.

‘Spotlight on exporters’: Bay of Plenty awards highlight achievements

The event returns after a hiatus, celebrating Bay of Plenty exporters.

Property Insider: $7 billion Asia-Pacific fund hunts in NZ

Data centres, warehouses, offices, properties under mortgagee sale: asset classes named.

What the PM knew about the new Commerce Minister’s link to the grocery sector

Luxon assures the conflict has been managed well.

Opinion: The truth behind the ‘best 10 days’ myth in investing

Avoiding the worst 10 days would grow $10,000 to nearly $550,000.

Beachside bunker ‘dune house’ designed for Rod Drury entity at Te Arai Links

The unusual home is designed to blend seamlessly into the landscape.

The new Commerce Minister, the family member and why he can’t tackle the supermarket duopoly

Scott Simpson says he will have nothing to do with grocery sector regulation.

Richard Prebble: Why I resigned from the Waitangi Tribunal

OPINION: I will not participate in turning the Treaty into a socialist manifesto.

Unions concerns over new immigration policies for RSE workers

There are close to 9000 workers in NZ under the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme.