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The same trick, three years running New Zealand's median dwelling value edged up 0.1% in April to $809,101, marking the third...
Retirement savings are building rental towers Te Reiputa opened its doors on May 1 in Mt Wellington, Auckland, and it is...
The divergence nobody is talking about The latest Centrix Credit Indicator report, released today, delivers a reassuring top line. Consumer arrears...
Crude oil prices have surged to their highest point since 2022 after reports emerged that U.S. military leaders are preparing...
Israel's stock markets are surging even as Middle East conflicts intensify, highlighting the nation's economic resilience. The Tel Aviv 35 index...
City Fitness has faced court claims accusing it of misleading customers about its membership pricing. The Commerce Commission said the advertised...
Nelson Mayor Nick Smith has described Air New Zealand’s decision to further reduce some regional flights as “disappointing news.” Earlier this...
Talley’s Seafood has confirmed it will shut down its fish processing factory in Westport, a move that signals a major...
Uber has announced a new feature that allows users to book hotel rooms directly through its app, marking another expansion...
Having a supportive partner is one of the key factors that can help women succeed in achieving leadership roles in...
Cycle lobby groups are urging the government to divert funding toward cycling infrastructure, citing concerns about a potential global energy...
Artificial intelligence is making deep inroads into everyday medicine, handling tasks like transcribing doctor visits, scanning X-rays, and booking appointments....
Rising diesel prices are forcing forestry operators across the country to scale back, with some harvests now halted entirely as...
Japan Airlines is embarking on an innovative trial at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, where humanoid robots will begin assisting ground staff...
Australia's consumer prices surged 4.09 per cent year on year in the first quarter, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reports,...
One company, one product, most of the country's trade defences New Zealand maintains five active anti-dumping duties. Four of them cover...
