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Experts fear it will take a tragedy before Government acts on leaky homes

Huge repair costs mean leaky homes are going unrepaired and putting lives at risk.

NZ dairy farm sales plummet, prices weaken, despite firm outlook

Dairy farm sales, and prices, have plummeted in the last two years.

2019 most viewed homes: Lomu's secret getaway and a 'horrible' castle

OneRoof reveals its most viewed properties this year.

The most viewed global real estate listings of 2019

Sports stars, water views, mansions and penthouses top the world's most popular listings.

Watch: $200m Seascape tower rising on schedule

"Allegations about hold-ups due to defects in the diaphragm wall are incorrect" - engineer

When is a 'garden' not a garden? Apartment buyer wants refund

Neil Gray claims he was misled about the unit he was buying and wants his deposit back.

Who is Kiwi businessman Sir Ron Brierley?

Brierley's first business venture was trading stamps at high school.

Auckland marina berth fetches $800,000-plus in just 20 minutes

"We've got a waiting list" - marina general manager.

How much for a Kennedy Point marina berth?

Construction will take about a year and 60 per cent of berths already sold.

The OneRoof guide to swimming pools

Thinking of getting a pool for the backyard? Here are the things you'll need to consider before diving in.

Sir John Key's house sold after two-year settlement

Legal title to Key home now transferred to Lianzhong Chen

White Island eruption: ex-mayor wants tours to continue

"It has major ramifications if they're shut." Ex-Whakatāne mayor Tony Bonne

Property developers fined $123k

"The office has an important role in protecting New Zealand's sensitive land" - Horne

Tiny house company fails leaving buyers with partly-built homes

A West Auckland tiny house building business has gone under, leaving unfinished homes.

Council apologises to tenants left in dark over sale of flats

Residents living in the council-owned flats known as Almond Court say they are in limbo.

Liam Dann: The bad joke that spoiled a golden decade

As the decade draws to a close Liam Dann looks back on the forces that shaped our lives.

John Roughan: Own a home, lease the land - now there's a plan

COMMENT: Here's a suggestion for spending Government's surplus billions.

Local Focus: Trelinnoe Park falls into passionate hands

"Gardening is the only passion that increases with age". Made with funding from NZ On Air.