NZ First leader confirms he will stand for Northland.
Auckland Council rakes in the money
Council's half-year results show healthy surplus while spending increases.
Editors Insight: Let politicians keep their pay rise
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Pyne Gould posts first-half loss, writes down Perpetual receivable by $2.9 mln
The firm also took a NZ$2.9 million charge on a receivable from the sale of its Perpetual Trust unit in 2013.
Opinion: Australia can play major role in building NZ infrastructure
Trade and investment minister leads delegation to transtasman Leadership Summit.
What it will take to attract more Asian students to $2.85B education industry
"You can have agreements or courts or lawyers but it all comes down to relationships.”
Big rates increases and possible asset sales on Christchurch City agenda
Christchurch ratepayers face a big hit
English rules out 'poll tax' on Chinese house buyers
NZ won't be following Australia with fees for foreign purchasers.
Dreaming A New City: Optimistic for Christchurch long term, pessimistic for short term
Will Christchurch really recover from the earthquakes?
Marketing plays of the week: Toyota vs Ford ad showdown
Toyota enlists Dai Henwood, cops flak from Ford.
Government backs down on tax law 'change by press release'
Mr McClay announced the law change would take effect from the day of his press release but would not be enacted into law until some time this year.
Apple's March 9 event tipped to be Watch launch
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The firm has won a design competition for a Sydney university and has several apartment projects under consideration.
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"This partnership will put the NZ market on an equivalent footing with other leading markets around the world in terms of calculation methodology, format and distribution"
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Orion CFO Rodney Hyde to leave after company reports earnings in May
Hyde will leave the Auckland-based company once it posts its preliminary full year results on May 29.
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Council boots out attempt to toughen up rules on harbour reclamation
Auckland Council sticks with softer rules on harbour reclamation.
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Half of the retailer's stores will close and 70 staff will lose jobs.
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