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Cardrona Hotel sale could set Trade Me record: 21k views in under a week

High interest in the sale of the 162-year-old hotel with a heritage-listed false front.

Property Insider: Mansons begins Graham St project; free car with Westgate home; how’s Resido going?

Two basement levels, nine storeys of offices: NZ's biggest new commercial project begins.

Economists divided over Reserve Bank's next OCR call

Slow growth and sticky inflation are key issues.

Surge in new vehicle sales: Industry insiders explain three factors behind spike

Tesla and BYD fight it out in a resurgent EV market.

Rich-lister helps fund $2m+ Akl school pool upgrade

The deepened pool will support water polo and year-round community use.

Kiwi storage chain owner sells up to Australian giant Kennards

Dave Tuke founded National Mini Storage in 1991. He was inspired by Australian stores.

18,800 people booked for NZICC; anaesthetists, ophthalmologists the latest

Anaesthetists to meet April 30-May 5, ophthalmologists November 5-9 next year.

Matthew Hooton: NZ Super needs to be cut now

OPINION: Don’t laugh at the disastrous US fiscal outlook – we’re set to outdo them.

'Special ceiling': sun and moon art adorn new Auckland train station

'Representing the history of this area. This ridgeline was a kauri forest.' - Barry Potter

'Actively exploring options': Genesis eyes new fast-start plant

Genesis plans a new fast-start plant at Huntly of up to 100MW by winter 2027.

Further property sold in $100m+ Cook Property empire

Cook is selling a $100m-plus portfolio here, saying he has shifted to Sydney permanently.

'Pick up the pace': NZ needs faster progress on energy projects

Transpower highlights the need for more electricity generation amid declining gas.

Watch: First look inside City Rail Link’s unique new Te Waihorotiu Station

'No other train station in the world will look like this,' says CRL CEO Patrick Brockie.

'Dark clouds globally are impeding risk-taking' - ANZ

ANZ's June business confidence survey showed conditions were mixed.

'Not much': $7200 fine for landlords breaching healthy homes standards too low

'Purpose not to deliver healthy homes but to set minimum standards for habitability.'

Liam Dann: Never mind the swear words, our politicians need to raise the quality of debate

OPINION: Blaming the Government for high butter prices makes no sense.

Fran O'Sullivan: Luxon shines on global stage but has work to do at home

Luxon's international meetings included French President Macron and EU President von der Leyen.

Consumer confidence rises as lower mortgage rates boost optimism

A fifth of Kiwis expect to be better off this time next year, up by eight points.