Two big banks cut longer term mortgage rates
Cuts come after softer than expected employment data.
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Asphalt can be seen hanging over the edge, above the sea.
Multimillionaire selling $23.8m Queenstown mini golf site
Wilkinson wants to concentrate almost solely on retirement village assets.
Fog cannon subsidy starts just as new police minister takes over
Retail anti-crime strategy gets going, but Labour stuck in "la-la land", Mitchell says.
A long farewell: The last Boeing 747 leaves the factory
New York Times: The “Queen of the Skies” has been supplanted by more efficient aircraft.
Auckland floods: Building sector inflation hits 17%, set to rise
'Completing this work could take a protracted period of time' - economist.
Airlines ‘breathing through a straw’ after airport flooding: pilots
Under-pressure airlines scramble as pilots want new standards for state of runways.
Four-month-old $7.5m New World reopens after becoming 'giant swimming pool’
First-time supermarket owner thought his dream was over just four months after it began.
Supply Shock: Where economists expect price rises in wake of flood
Impact to wider economy marginal, but flooding means more disruption to supply chains.
Auckland floods: What homeowners must and mustn't do - builder
'Crikey, you should see some of what I’ve seen in the last few days' - Wayne Fletcher.
Ford slashes Mustang Mach-E prices as EV battle heats up
Financial Times: Mustang move comes after Tesla reduced cost of electric vehicles in US.
Getting stuck in: Former PM visits home owners after landslide
The Mt Albert MP arrived to explain the processes.
Details revealed: The church towering over Auckland motorway
'We are delighted with how the construction is progressing.'
Tower shares slide as flood claims continue
Retirement village company Arvida also down after serious flooding at one residence.
New arrival: Why Delta pressed go on Auckland-LA route
Airline which carries around 200 million passengers a year has never flown here before.
Land, trees slide down Ōwairaka/Mt Albert towards award-winning home
'I fear that the island of trees and a huge amount of earth will move.'
Sharp deal: $630,000 Onehunga place goes for $465,000
Patience and determined negotiating put him on the property ladder.
'Not good at all': Swimming pool tumbles down cliff at controversial Beach Haven house
Abatement notices were issued to the Charcoal Bay property owner.
Train lines damaged on Auckland rail network, debris slows harbour ferries
Railway damage detected, and flood mess complicates travel for many.
‘Never seen rain like that’: Farmers assess damage, tonnes of crops possibly obliterated
After an already tough summer, major farming and growing regions assessing new damage.
Prosecutors ask court to ban Sam Bankman-Fried from contacting FTX colleagues
Financial Times: Encrypted message allegation surfaces in FTX crypto scandal.
'Only buy what you need' - supemarket plea to Auckland shoppers
Customers are urged to be considerate 'so everyone gets their fair share when they shop'.
Intel’s weak guidance and Morgan Stanley’s staff penalties
Financial Times: Morgan Stanley hits bankers with $1mn penalties for messaging breaches.
ACC overstated e-scooter claims by millions
PLUS: Beam turns to AI for new "Pedestrian Shield" technology.
Westpac follows ASB and lifts home loan rates
Big bank will lift its short-term mortgage rates but lower its long-term ones.
TVNZ-Radio merger plan will make public suspicious, scientist says
Proposed media mega-merger is archaic, not independent enough, top scholar says.
Horror chainsaw accident: MP bounces back from disaster
'Pretty rural bloke' who broke his neck is now ACC spokesman.
Price hack: The best month to buy consumer goods - from electronics to BBQs
PriceSpy data compared prices across 30 retail categories, excluding food.
Engine failure at 30,000 feet: ‘There’s nothing you can do now’ - Kiwi nurse tells of Qantas fright
‘I had some terrible feelings before the flight. I just didn’t want to get on it.’
Could air someday power your flight? Airlines are betting on it
New York Times: New technologies could make flying more sustainable.
Qantas engine failure proof solo pilots in passenger planes a bad idea says union
'We don’t have the technology to take over from two humans just yet'.
No fly zone: Opposition grows to international airport planned for Central Otago
Heavyweight lineup of professors say the plan doesn't stack up.