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Meet one of Auckland's last waterfront market garden owners

Brothers Dudley and Rodney Barton have lived on the land for 45 years.

Who buys a home at Christmas? You'd be surprised

Returning Kiwi expats are the most active buyer group over the summer holidays.

The psychology of why it's better to give than receive

Turns out we do get a lot back from giving to others.

Best of 2019: The NZ couple who paid off $566k of debt in three years

The debt free movement is gathering steam, including in New Zealand.

Jim Rose: All we need right now is a carbon tax

COMMENT: One swift move removes the politics and leaves the market to do the lifting.

2019 most viewed homes: Lomu's secret getaway and a 'horrible' castle

OneRoof reveals its most viewed properties this year.

The most viewed global real estate listings of 2019

Sports stars, water views, mansions and penthouses top the world's most popular listings.

How much for a Kennedy Point marina berth?

Construction will take about a year and 60 per cent of berths already sold.

How other NZers stay on budget over Christmas

Armfuls of presents are out, and hitting the beach is in.

Mt Eden residents decry 'demolition wasteland'

Stress, nuisance, noise, vibrations, dust, demolition, trucks - residents upset.

Big stink: 17 charges laid against golf course for sewage dumping

Hidden cameras understood to be involved in case resulting in charges

IRD's unclaimed $15m: Does the taxman owe you cash?

Would you forget about $300k?

Teen boasts of buying first rental - here's who helped him do it

While an impressive accomplishment, he needed a bit of help to pull it off.

Investor's art exhibition challenges Mt Eden 'nimbyism'

"I feel really very, very, sad that this project won't get off the ground." - Creemers

Diana Clement: Let free your inner Scrooge, but not too much

Less can be more at Christmas.

Home loan interest rates set to rise off bank capital increase

Predictions of how much borrowers could be hit by bank capital increase.

Housing is now a different game from the beginning of 2019

The amount of changes to housing in 2019 could make your head spin.

Insurance shake-up will put onus on providers

Onus goes back on the insurers.