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'A clear lack of vision': Wellington’s businesses on how fix ‘stagnant’ city growth

They're calling for rates reform, a PR campaign to rebrand the city, and amalgamation.

Editorial: Are our summer events dying out?

OPINION: Several festivals have cancelled or will cancel, but organisers intend to return.

'They're cowards’: Public submissions unlikely on rich foreigners buying Kiwi homes

David Seymour isn't concerned, warning against 'paralysis by analysis'.

Watch: PM Luxon gives update on multibillion-dollar Amazon investment in NZ

Amazon earlier said the investment would position NZ at the forefront of digital commerce.

Amazon construction freeze? PM at tech giant's launch but massive Auckland site sits abandoned

Amazon announced it would spend $7.5 billion in 2021.

'Miscommunication' in update on 56-level Seascape apartment tower: Property Insider

As a new builder is set to sign the contract to complete, the developer clarifies facts.

Italy’s new military spending: Bombs, bullets, the world’s longest bridge

European countries are capitalising on Nato’s pledge to boost defence spending.

Liam Dann: Supermarket prices aren’t too high, wages are too low

OPINION: The obsession with supermarket prices distracts from NZ’s productivity problem.

The obscure law driving some of NZ's best directors to Australia

Better budgets, more work and NZ's dated copyright laws are sending talent to Oz.