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Netflix shares fall as revenue appears to stall

The company expects the current quarter's revenue to be flat at about $20b.

Wynyard Quarter residents decry 'indefensible' 23-storey waterfront building plans

Plans submitted for fast-track refer to the project's height as being a marker and a plus.

Market close: NZ sharemarket ends flat despite Fletcher sale

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,573.93, down 6.36 points or 0.05%.

'Can't quite believe it': Man wins $599,000 Christchurch house

Joe Leggat was given a box containing his prize ... keys to a new house.

Property Insider: Two projects set to launch worth $3b signal an incredible year for the industry

Ouch. Turning down an invitation to the ceremony marking the $2b Mainland event hurt.

Market close: NZ sharemarket starts week down 1%

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,580.29, down 137.81 points or 1%.

Market close: NZ sharemarket up 1.3% for the year

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,718.1, up 58.31 points or 0.43%.

QT Auckland hotel and former Queenstown backpackers sold to foreigners

CBRE agents have made deals totalling $118.5 million.

Market close: NZ sharemarket ends first week up over 1%

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 20.61 points or 0.15%.

Foodstuffs North Island boss Chris Quin on 2026's biggest challenges

'A stronger economy unlocks the health and education system we all want.'

Trump jitters keep sharemarket flat in light post-holiday trading

Trading was thin, with just 18.67m shares worth $66.5m changing hands.

Market close: F&P Healthcare drives NZ sharemarket higher

Fisher and Paykel Healthcare climbed 3%, doing most of the local heavy lifting.

Market close: Infratil leads NZ market up

US oil companies buoyant on Trump plan for them to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry.

Market close: Infratil surge helps lift NZ sharemarket

The S&P/NZX 50 closed at 13,587.23, up 38.81 points or 0.29%.

From CRL to Costco: The mega projects that will change 2026’s skyline

Te Waihorotiu Station and the CRL promise to transform central Auckland travel.

How do architects design homes when they are for themselves?

Could architects say they are the 'perfect client' when they design their own new homes?