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Paved paradise? Top Auckland school builds staff car park on $150m gifted farmland
The ASB MAGS Farm is protected by a covenant requiring it be used to teach farming.
One NZ joins smartwatch fray with $5/month plan
"Wearable" plans from One NZ and Spark let you leave your phone at home.
Crown signs over quarter share of 5G spectrum to Māori
The Crown has handed over the 5G frequencies allocation set aside for Māori.
Markets with Madison: Qantas’ super profits
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce explains how the Australian airline is making more revenue per passenger than before the pandemic. Video / NZ Herald
Juha Saarinen: How does Oppo’s flip phone stack up against the competition?
Juha Saarinen: Only four phonemakers currently field foldable phones.
Inside Winstone's new $400m Gib factory
The new factory has 50 per cent more capacity than the current Auckland plant.
Auckland Catholic rest home losing $100,000 a month set to close
Enormous emotional and physical cost on residents, staff and the health system.
'So unfair': Family wait six months for $120,000 from late mother's retirement unit sale
'That's part of our terms and conditions,' says Real Living CEO Martin Oettli.
Kiwi stroller brand plans to triple sales with new Aussie deal
Edwards & Co is set to supply goods to 65 stores throughout Australia, and triple sales.
The major issue facing New Zealand's jewellery industry
A look at a new emerging market and the decades-old issue that wont go away.
'Dates' on dog sharing platform soar as pet swapping popularity surges
Short term 'pet borrowing' is picking up in popularity across New Zealand.
Foreigners double NZ land purchases: post-Covid recovery
Largest deals are often offshore parties selling Kiwi assets to other overseas entities.
FMA seven-fund warning: How industry responded
'We will update our systems and processes after this warning': Matthew Horncastle.
FMA wholesale property probe finds documents 'non-compliant'
True risks of wholesale schemes raises alarm; warnings issued to change ways.
Family of the late Julian Robertson to sell Wairarapa's Dry River Wines
'Chance to refocus and consolidate our business interests' - Jay Robertson.
New multi-billion-dollar Auckland village planned
Marutūāhu had given the planned village the name Maungārongo.
What's eating Kiwi entrepreneurs? Study reveals increasing pessimism
"Skint on time, money, and manpower" as entrepreneurs battle on multiple fronts.
'Honey, I shrunk the hospital' - Ryman plans fewer beds
Retirement behemoth plans smaller geriatric hospitals due to lack of state funding.
'Not chasing the next unicorn': Investment capital firm Maker Partners backs three new Kiwi start-ups
Don't go chasing unicorns: Maker Partners says it wants to make Kiwi founders rich.
FMA suing Vero on claims of overcharging customers $8m
Action dates back to allegations of activity from more than eight years ago.
Small firm's plan to make avocado wood wool mainstream packaging
Thorley Robbins of wood wool firm Purewood talks challenges and seeking perfection.
Australians buy Eke Panuku land to expand Dress Smart
Plans have been done in consultation with Eke Panuku: Lendlease.
Overseas buyer swoops: Youth Hostel chain to reopen
Foreign buyer interest was strong due to geographic spread: Colliers.
Huge new meditation centre rises at Ihumātao
Up to 500 people can be at the premises at any one time.
The 263 creditors claiming money from insolvent civil contractor DDL
Crown entities, Auckland Council, national companies and subcontractors on the list.
September housing market uplift 'subdued': REINZ
Agents report most vendors understand the need to adjust their price expectations.