
Buyer named: $26m paid for neighbouring Herne Bay villas, each with a pool
Commodities trading heir in $26m deals.
Commodities trading heir in $26m deals.
A 50-basis-point cut this week is near certain but the longer-term track is hard to pick.
The new data show 47,100 Kiwis departed in 2024, the largest number ever recorded.
The data emerged soon after a new bid to lure foreign visitors.
From March 20, the tribunal will be able to decide cases on paper without hearings.
The Fonterra payout this season is the highest in history.
Local food prices are rising again and US trade policy threatens to lift global inflation.
Opinion: Why NZ's growth agenda is too slow for urgent challenges.
Food prices across all categories rose, with grocery prices up 3% in the month.
US stocks mostly lower on inflation, euro gains on Ukraine peace hopes.
Liam Dann takes a deeper look at the logic behind low tax regimes and the options for NZ .
The data from Kiwibank shows Kiwis spent more on experiences than retail products.
Site was rubbish dump, says boss of Mainmark, drilling through floor slabs up to 4m down.
Call for more targeted tax tweaks as economy languishes.
Watercare says it has offered an interim solution so the opening can happen on time.
Liam Dann talks tariff turmoil with Pie Funds CIO Mike Taylor.
Supermarkets in Washington often have empty or sparsely stocked egg shelves.
OPINION: When inflation bites, we all feel it. But losing your job is personal.
Minister David Seymour claims 'most of New Zealand’s problems' stem from poor regulation.
More than half of New Zealand's newly unemployed last year were aged 15-19.
OPINION: Why do economists hate tariffs? And what will they do to your mortgage rate?
Corporate tax rate cut and relief for investors in foreign firms up for consideration.
It's the first time the market has been seller-driven since ABC's reporting began in 2020.
Unemployment hit its highest level in more than four years.
Is the money being cited really what it will cost to fix apartments near Eden Park?
Small and medium-sized firms more optimistic now than they were just before the New Year.
Increasing numbers of jobseekers are battling for fewer jobs.
New labour market data from Stats NZ this week will reveal how bad the recession has been
More than 250 staff will work at the new store; over 200 job offers have been made so far.
OPINION: The economy still feels bad but a recovery is slowly gaining momentum.