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Greedy landlords on notice

Airport gets facelift

Tourism welcomes $30m top-up

$30m more for tourism in Budget

Rugby cup boss warns greedy providers

The boss of the Rugby World Cup has warned that hoteliers and renters looking to make a fast buck have the potential to harm NZ's reputation.

City looks at convention centre options

Ambassador role may mean meter maids covering up

<i>Martin Snedden:</i> Rugby profiteering will hurt NZ

Taint the Rugby World Cup by irresponsible profiteering within any aspect of hosting the event as a nation and we'll suffer badly.

Dark days in Disneyland

For staff at Disneyland Paris, there's a less magical side to the Kingdom, with long hours and job cuts reportedly leading some to suicide.

Bungy horror: Woman slips out of harness

Thrill Seeker Adventures was closed today following an incident which saw a woman plunge into the Waiau River after a bungy jumping mishap.

<i>Cartoon</i>: The week that was, part 2

For rent: Big house, with All Black chef

RWC minister issues hotels price-gouge warning

Murray McCully has written to the Hotel Council asking it to persuade its members not to risk damaging NZ's reputation by over-charging.

Not everyone aims to make quick killing

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Tax on hospitality cowboys might trim our $507m bill

Rugby fans set sights on private properties

As hotels begin cashing in on next year's Rugby World Cup by increasing prices, interest in private homes is also picking up pace.