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'Heartbreaking': More media strife, sadness as top arts website goes into 'hiatus'

'I feel incredibly sad - it is a massive loss to arts communities.'

BBM creator Dave Letele heading in new direction

Dave Letele launches recruitment agency to hold on to staff.

BNZ cuts some home loan rates after rivals make moves

Less-hawkish tone, property glut part of wider landscape influencing banks.

Ex-Air NZ exec Cam Wallace takes aim at Auckland Airport's development

Auckland Airport responds to claims it is building a 'Taj Mahal'

Rich list family member wins $12.8m damages in 24-year pursuit of lost money

Gold coins, Rolex and rare watches, 50 wrapped paintings, rare pens in British storage.

Inside Economics with Liam Dann: When your mortgage rate rises, who gets the money?

In the first of his new mid-week columns Liam Dann answers reader questions.

David Seymour wants future where every student intervention is tracked, including lunch

His school lunches portfolio is top of mind for needing better metrics.

Will Big Tech agree to play by Europe’s rules?

Financial Times: Is the deadline for new competition rules too little, too late?

GDT's positive run faces 2.3pc set back

Key products skim milk powder and whole milk powder both dropped.

Some scientists question its usefulness as MethaneSAT becomes NZ’s first Government-funded space mission - to the tune of $29m

Backers defend spned.

Peter Beck on MethaneSAT - launched by SpaceX, with control systems by Rocket Lab

Environmental Defence Fund economist Suzi Kerr on whether it was worth it for NZ Government to invest $29m in the methane emission-tracking satellite. Video / Carson Bluck

Govt spending cuts unlikely to get books back to surplus by 2027

Nicola Willis will 'update' the Government's tax/spend goals.

ANZ's Commodities Index gained 3.5 per cent in February

The twin canal crises are impacting smaller Kiwi exporters especially.

Property Insider: Summerset rising on Ryman; lender didn't call 18-unit sale

While Ryman Healthcare has problems, Summerset goes from strength to strength.

Houses for sale flood Auckland market, hit 11-year peak

Sale numbers plummet, new listings skyrocket: not a market in recovery at all.

Freight and infrastructure sectors give verdict on Govt's transport network plans

But Mainfreight boss Don Braid is concerned about a policy silence regarding rail.

Sister has brother evicted from Taupō home to enable sale

Sibling had taken out an ANZ mortgage over the parents' home to invest in a business.

China tries to stabilise pig population as pork prices plunge

Financial Times: Beijing acts to monitor huge herd size as falling prices cause problems.