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From 2 million to 1.6 million to 1.4 million ... Auckland's housing plan cut again

The Government has cut its housing forecast for Auckland.

Letters: Modern warfare is mechanical and faceless

OPINION: Chris Hipkins defending himself was reminiscent of the 'podium of truth'.

Auckland CBD's most prominent projects: Ten reasons to celebrate or cry

Cry over Seascape and Symphony. Celebrate Precinct and so much else in the city's heart.

Bupa's operating profit jumps 52% as retirement village and care home revenue climbs

But revenue and revaluations pushed bottom-line after-tax net profit up more than 600%.

Cranes in retreat: Index falls to lowest level in a decade

Auckland dominates with the most cranes, but the numbers nationally are well down.

Inside NZ's bunker boom: Inquiries surge after Iran conflict

'It's not cool or sensationalist,' the firm says, but 'mainstream resilience planning'.

Builders, bankruptcies in crosshairs after family's six-year 'nightmare'

A family made a builder sign a personal guarantee but they still can't get their money.

University of University of Auckland professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart on reducing red tape

Liam Dann sits down with author Natasha Hamilton-Hart to discuss her new book, Stupid Rules, which explores red tape and regulation.

Stupid Rules: Liam Dann on new book about red tape

Liam Dann sits down with author Natasha Hamilton-Hart to discuss her new book, Stupid Rules.