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Controversial 'Everyone Must Go!' campaign hailed a 'winner'

Nearly 8000 extra Aussies visited in autumn, injecting an extra $22m into the NZ economy.

Housing market down, council rates up in latest ANZ property focus report findings

People who bought pre-pandemic would have had capital gains but later buyers would not.

Polytech changes will cost 1000 jobs, 500 courses, Cabinet paper reveals

Nine polytechnics will become stand-alone institutes next year.

Bryce Wilkinson: Attracting overseas investment: A step forward, but not far enough

OPINION: The Government's proposed bill is timid compared to earlier hopes.

Dropping livestock numbers dominate red meat sector event

'New Zealand currently faces over-capacity in the processing industry.'

'There are two ways you can look at this': David Seymour on the upside of costly butter

Butter prices have nearly doubled to $8.60 for a 500g block in 14 months.

Foreign buyers ban: Peters says change to be announced this year, denies 'softening'

No formal proposal has gone before David Seymour, the minister in charge.

Why Govt's $7b ACC accounting change won't lower your levies

The Government's making a big change to ACC's liabilities, but it will not mean levy cuts.

Watch: 'Auckland invasion' – Night out with hundreds of boy racers; PM warns of crackdown

The Herald followed the drivers as they took police on a cat-and-mouse chase.

$6b of Govt-funded building projects to start before Xmas – this is where they are

Chris Bishop claims the projects could create about 27,000 jobs.

'Peace of mind': New radar to enhance weather monitoring in Nelson

It's hoped the $5m equipment will help prepare the area for future disasters.

10 years with Tūhoe: The story behind Nelson photographer Tatsiana Chypsanava’s global award

'It became a journey of self-discovery for me.'

Prepare for war: Defence Minister tells Army recruits to be ready for combat

'People don't join the Army to sit at home and fight over the remote control.'

Not enough babies: Cost and careers affect NZ's birth rate

The global fertility rate to maintain the human population is now 2.7 children per woman.

'Everyone's anxious about it': Slip adds uncertainty to Brynderwyns project

Another Brynderwyns slip has spiked concern about the prolonged impact on businesses.

Audrey Young: Who can claim credit for ram raid reductions?

Labour says National has kept its most important programme in reducing ram-raids.