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Bond payment and deposit scams: REINZ's warning for tenants

Phriendly Phishing gives five key pieces of advice: how to protect yourself.

New housing consents continue to fall, down 11%

Now only around 45,000 new homes consented annually, down from a record 51,000.

NZ's most controversial marina opening in September

Floating cafe on new marina to be available for businesses to hold functions and meetings.

New Wynyard Quayside offices: first look

Three new buildings expected to be worth about $240 million.

Kiwi signs deal with giant China Tourism Group

NZ owned-hotel manager has the potential for more growth into China and beyond

Exclusive: TVNZ CEO Simon Power on why he quit, the abandoned RNZ merger and his US plans

Why the former Cabinet Minister will spend the next month in the United States.

Ghost landlord and big confusion in US banking failure

Financial Times: Some consider rebranding after being mistaken for companies in turmoil.

Powerful neighbours rally behind boatshed in front of $22m house

The Herne Bay mansion was once owned by the Sultan of Brunei.

Diana Clement: Why can’t banks be open about open banking?

OPINION: They have it in Australia and the UK but why not here?

Ex-Saatchi PR head launches independent comms agency

The current CEO of VideoTaxi has a new business venture.

Jarden Brief: Oil giant up after Warren Buffett invests

Berkshire Hathaway hopes to get the good oil.

Editorial: Still paying for bungled RATs rollout

The Government's delivery of RATs was flawed from the outset.

Defective Victopia apartments: Repairs spiral 169 per cent to $62 million

Disappointment expressed that costs had escalated so much.

The lounge Qantas uses at JFK: Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively add star power

It's an airy near-new space with star power on the drinks list.

Business confidence bounce suggests ‘worst’ could be over - ANZ

ANZ's Business Outlook shows a big bounce in June as inflation fear eases.

Creditors line up in liquidation of upmarket hair salon chain

More than $800,000 Covid cash was paid to keep it afloat - but it still sank.

Banks’ preparations for tough times could dampen profits

KPMG sees banks continuing to make provisions for higher bad debts.

Tiger Brokers to pay $900,000 for breaching anti-money laundering laws

Chinese-backed broker in hot water over non-compliance.