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Ten 'unfair' retirement village practices: Govt review under way

Practices a focus of Government review announced in December, due out this September.

Wide range of Kiwis facing financial difficulties

Inaction is not going to work out if you’re already struggling.

FMA warns Du Val for misleading, deceptive statements

Du Val Group would potentially seek to list a new company on the NZX.

'Chuffed': Elderly in need win tiny homes in Rotorua ballot

The three tiny homes will be installed on their Ngongotahā section in June.

La Nina, which worsens hurricanes and drought, is gone

Many countries will be breathing a sigh of relief as globe moves to a “neutral” condition.

‘Mum and dad landlords aren’t the enemy’: National unveils build-to-rent housing policy

Promise to bring back brightline test and interest deductibility.

Meningococcal B vaccine now funded for 'life threatening' disease

Four Northland children under the age of 5 contracted meningococcal B in July last year.

House prices continue to drop with one district leading the trend

QV House Price Index for quarter to February shows 12.6 per cent drop on last year.

Women trail men in home ownership

Study finds men own 0.5 per cent more homes than women, or 8149 more properties.

$900 mortgage hike: How much pain are we in for and when will rates come down?

New Zealand is in for a massive mortgage shock, and renters won't be immune.

Building activity levels drop for first time since pandemic lockdowns

First fall in total volume of building work since Covid-hit September 2021 quarter.

Temporary accommodation found for Northland family after two weeks of frantic search

They and their pets were forced to move out after the cyclone red-stickered their house.

Resident sets up vibrating device to aggravate neighbours in NZ's tallest apartment tower

The bizarre device is designed to make a dull, repetitive noise 24 hours a day.

750 buildings condemned after January floods, Cyclone Gabrielle

Hundreds of buildings have been red-stickered and thousands yellow or white-stickered.

Slash inquiry: Forestry boss says Nash’s industry ties could be ‘impediment’

Stuart Nash says the scale of the debris is "completely unacceptable".

Muriwai residents vent anger at Auckland Council staff over future of slip-hit houses

Locals had packed into Muriwai Golf Club to find out the fate of their homes.