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Our Business Heroes: Small Business, for powering through pandemic disruption

The Business Herald says small businesses are our business heroes this year.

Builder fined $200,000 after worker fell from scaffold

Worker continues to suffer from injuries after falling from a mobile scaffold.

Red-hot property market: The most house sales in a month since 2007

New national price records and sale volumes set in frantic November

Multimillion-dollar Auckland waterfront leasehold land deals settled

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa leasehold land deal under negotiation.

Rare event: NZX listing for Radius

176m fully-allocated shares listed at 80c, giving $141m valuation.

Generous arts benefactor Adrian Burr dies

He was a respected businessman and long-time contributor to the arts.

Bunnings' seismic issues: One store reopens, another remains shut

Two Bunnings stores have been affected by seismic issues.

FMA didn't license store-owning fund Nido

"Equity issuers do not require licensing from the FMA" - spokesman.

New aged care/retirement village owner to list on NZX

"I can't wait to ring that bell on listing" - Brien Cree

Almost half of all Auckland homes sold in November priced over $1m

November figures out from city's largest agency.

US billionaire cleared to buy a third of NZ's Weta Digital

This gives Weta Digital access to additional capital to grow the visual effects business.

Inside All Blacks Experience: first look inside

How accurate is your kicking and throwing? New rugby attraction will test you.

More details revealed on why Bunnings store closed

Landlord intends to expand store but no re-opening date given.

From Irish dairy farm to running SkyCity Entertainment

"Having a job like this ... what a perfect opportunity" - New SkyCity CEO Michael Ahearne.

'Tight' NZ timber supplies, price rise forecast

Going from spring to summer, timber supplies forecast to be short.

Auckland Bunnings store closes abruptly amid engineers' quake concerns

Big Mt Roskill store shut indefinitely.

Gentrack sinks deeper into red as Covid-19 bites

Software provider Gentrack has sunk deeper into the red over the September year.

Property company profit up 50% on revaluation gains

$1.9b landlord boosted by Auckland revaluations, particularly industrial.