Property news

Historic Hawke’s Bay mansion up for grabs - Auckland buyers flying in

Vendor's parents saved the historic building from the scrapheap.

Queenstown icon for sale for $60m - only a handful of Kiwis can afford this

Cecil Peak Station up for grabs for the first time in over 30 years.

Rich-listers selling their Herne Bay mansions - will they break the $50m ceiling?

Waterfront trophy homes in the running to set new house price record.

Tony Alexander: What the 50-point OCR drop means for mortgages and house prices

Growing pressure on the Reserve Bank to kickstart the economy.

Renowned artist selling the 'spooky' pub she bought sight unseen - 'it was calling me'

Taranaki icon looking for a new owner after colourful makeover.

Scott St John: New Zealand needs a long-term population policy

Accurate population forecasts shape schools, roads, hospitals and housing.

Cruise industry warns NZ risks losing ships as costs bite

New Zealand is pricing itself out of the market for cruise ships

Energy bosses call for stable energy rules

CEOs say 87% of firms lack confidence NZ has invested enough in energy.

Zespri targets 'world's healthiest fruit brand'

Kiwifruit marketer Zespri has lofty goals for the next decade.

'They need to get faster': RNZ Morning Report co-host steps down - who's in line for flagship?

A strong list of candidates gives new RNZ audio boss the chance to stamp a new direction.

Market close: NZ stocks end lower after rate cut euphoria

New Zealand shares lost ground after rallying on the back of a cut in the OCR.

Govt’s Chorus investment could be worth more than $1.2b

Nicola Willis says selling the telco stake could unlock capital for new projects.

Forestry’s new Govt 'bridge' to help with policy shifts

Ray Hook will act as a bridge between forest landowners and the Government.

'Watched him fly into a set of power lines': Pilot’s trauma sparks call for change

Steps taken after summit hears from pilot whose friend crashed.

Revealed: Surge in complaints upheld by TVNZ, CEO's bonus for cost targets; Pizza, cannabis don't mix – ad watchdog

Jodi O'Donnell leads TVNZ back to profit; Top screen industry CEO resigns, sounds warning.

Nicola Willis says Chorus sales money could go towards funding hospitals and schools

Willis said Chorus move does not amount to asset sales, insists economy is improving.

Loan fallout: Govt among biggest losers in Cherri Global collapse

The company owes just under $43m to creditors - most of which is related-party lending.

Reserve Bank more than triples office lease costs in the midst of staff layoffs

On top of the new 10-year lease, the RBNZ has allocated $14.5m to fit out the space.

Air travel disruptions add pressure on Congress for shutdown deal

US government shutdown has stretched into a second week with no end in sight.

Government mulls sell-down of investment in Chorus debt

Nicola Willis says the Crown no longer needs to own these securities.

Stock Takes: Property stocks are back in vogue after interest rate cuts

Local property shares jumped 14.9% in the September quarter, topping global peers.

Matthew Hooton: Gaza talks support Peters' stance on Palestine recognition

OPINION: Anti-Israel protesters risk being part of a horrific tradition.

Market close: Ryman rises but sharemarket flat after rate‑cut rally fades

Australian mining company Uvre announced it would be listing on the NZX on October 16.