NZ already has a capital gains tax - you probably just didn't know it
There is a capital gains tax already on the books, it's just not enforced: Researchers
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Strong results for Chronicle and NZME newspapers.
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Venues are bearing the brunt of Covid-19 concerns and tight corporate budgets.
Mortgage strain: The growing financial burden carried by over-65s
The average age of a first time mortgage holder has risen by five years since 2012.
'Risk of a sharp correction': Reserve Bank's house price warning
Ongoing Covid-19 fallout and over-leveraged homeowners are key concerns.
Russell Bell: Why poor communication will lose you customers
Learn to read body language and listen to your gut, says business adviser.
Freedom campers, 'they s*** in our waterways': Nash to ban tourist vans
New Zealand would "unashamedly" target the super wealthy, he said.
'Local jobs for local people'
Ruapehu WorX (RwX) has been officially launched this week.
New audiology practice for Whanganui
Audiologist Kit Enriquez says people should ask for help if they are struggling to hear.
Covid-19: NZ about to adopt Apple and Google's automated tracing
PLUS: An update on the Covid Card trial in Rotorua; Bluetooth beacons for auto-check-ins.
Closure date confirmed: What next for Mars staff?
The hunt is continuing to find new jobs for the cat food producer's 140 staff.
New house buying frenzy tipped as funding fuel poured on property market
If you thought house prices were high, they could be about to rise even further.
How to give your business a competitive advantage
Business guru Russell Bell with his latest sage business advice.
Historic wave of returning Kiwis has just begun - here's where they're going
A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.
Material world: How shopping addiction is quashing Kiwi dreams
Frivolous spending is seeing some couples rack up to $100,000 in consumer debt.
Russell Bell: Give people, and books, a chance
Like judging books by their cover, we have the same mechanism when it comes to people
Local Focus: New travel agency opens amid global pandemic
Opportunity knocks as travel agency shuts down. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Pacific Island-inspired food cart sets up in Whanganui
The Fijian food truck is one of the first in New Zealand.
Thirty years in business for The Edge's Paula Wade
In 1994, Paula Wade was one of only three people in New Zealand doing body piercing.
Russell Bell: Indecision in the polling booth
I think that if Judith Collins had more time the result might have been closer.
Youth Employment Success platform launched
Fourteen local businesses currently feature on the Youth Employment Success platform.
Russell Bell: Decision-making and how to do it well
Russell Bell with the latest sage advice for those in business and in life.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei candidates state their case to lead us out of the doldrums
Lead us not into temptation but out of recession. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Jewellers shine with bright new ideas
Traditional and contemporary jewellers are finding new ways of working.
The Whanganui company reinventing shipping
A Whanganui company is hoping to revolutionise the liquid shipping industry.
Homebound during lockdown sees mechanic chase his dream
After years of dreaming about starting his own business, Blair Gray has done just that.
Export log prices on the up
The additional supply to China is likely to continue as Europe combats beetle infestation.
Virtual meetings are replacing the business trip
Russell Bell looks at the decline of the business trip and its effect on accommodation.
Taking the good with the bad on the farm
Although meat prices are firm, there are still some complaints down on the farm.
Local Focus: Who is Ian McKelvie, National Party candidate for Rangitīkei?
Old school candidate for Rangitīkei. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Russell Bell: New Whanganui businesses making great progress
Russell Bell dishes out the latest business advice
Iwi firm gets $1.2m PGF loan to build factory
'Native Superfood' factory ticks all the regional economic development boxes: Shane Jones
Black Pine Architects expands
After eight years working as a one-man business, Duncan Sinclair has added two employees.
Me2u Gifts pops up on Guyton St
Haley Mallinder and Me2u Gifts are branching out with a retail store of their own.