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$600m retirement village plans rile neighbours

So why doesn't the Unitary Plan bar such large schemes beside smaller homes?

Market close: Sea of red as stocks take a hit

There were 98 decliners and just 47 gainers across the whole market.

Milford picks up another gong

Milford has grown its team to 27 people now.

Wage subsidy questions raised after audits

844 wage subsidy cases have been referred for investigation, with 335 under way.

Cannabis stocks take a hit after referendum 'no'

Cannasouth and Rua Bioscience were both down.

Cowboy cannabis crowdfunding: Reining in weed's Wild West

Sheriffs few and far between in the cowboy country that is medical cannabis crowdfunding.

NZX's two cannabis stocks sold down after 'no' vote

Cannasouth and Rua Bioscience stocks have been sold down.

Air NZ refunds: Here's how to avoid the repayment rumble

Protection for air travellers in NZ is much weaker than overseas.

Market close: NZ shares follow Wall St's big drop

New Zealand stocks were caught in the downdraft of Wall Street's big drop.

Boom business: water tanks in hot demand

Faced with an ongoing hosing ban, Aucklanders are rushing to install rain water tanks.

Business Hub: Te Ao Māori values govern 'world-first' Tahito fund

"As soon as you do this, you become the kaitiaki of these values." - Temuera Hall.

'Milestone' day as $1.2b Metlifecare delists tonight

Glen Sowry thanked the board and shareholders 'for their service and support'.

Fletcher Construction erecting 'Goliath' air bridge tomorrow

Time-lapse video footage of the installation will be released afterwards

Jarden Brief: The winners and losers on a tough day for the NZX

The daily Jarden brief gives an update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Rua debuts strongly on NZX, but don't mention the referendum

Rua Bioscience listed on the NZX at a hefty premium to its issue price.

Market close: Late rally saves NZX from sharp fall

New Zealand share market picked itself up from a sharp fall, finishing down 0.2 per cent.