Stabbing lifts tension with rival gangs
Neil still gives despite living death sentence
Small but tough Link keeps tackling crime
Mayor's transport dream runs off rails
Pilots urge runway safety zone extensions
Johnsonville trains cancelled after slip
Push for smartphone app to track 111 calls
Warming people during the winter chill
Phoenix enlist new A-League player
Neil still gives despite living death sentence
Stabbing lifts tension with rival gangs
Mayor's transport dream runs off rails
Johnsonville trains cancelled after slip
Resident takes on NZ Post over mailbox
Second Mt Vic tunnel plans unveiled
Final Game of Thrones loses plot
Pilots urge runway safety zone extensions
The joys and sorrow of uncledom
Snapper rolled out for all parking meters
Mayor's transport dream runs off rails
Neil still gives despite living death sentence
Italiano comes to 'Nix highly recommended
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ANZ firm as punters gear up for fees fight
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A David and Goliath battle is shaping up between ANZ Bank and thousands of its customers.
Investor taps into Tuatara Brewery
The founders of Tuatara Brewery are cashing in as an investment company taps into a 35 per cent stake in what is thought to be a multimillion-dollar deal.
Ambulance appeals to small businesses
Wellington's $20 million-a-year free ambulance service is flashing its lights at thousands of local businesses in the hopes of attracting $200 sponsorships.
Bigger audience for WotWots
Children's television series The WotWots, made by Wellington company Pukeko Pictures, continues to increase its international exposure.
'Sharklets' to bite Air NZ's fuel bill
Air New Zealand is hoping a new "Sharklet" device will help the company wing its way to greater fuel savings and efficiency by 2015.
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| US Dollar | 0.799 |
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Preserving Memories of Flight
Film Archive film conservator Reiner Schoenbrunn has helped restore an important record of New Zealand's aviation history.
The heart is where the homeware is
Guy St Clair is lapping up life in the world of furniture and homewares and does not miss his past corporate life one little bit.
Hammering home the message
A Great Head for Business
Loving a villa with a living history
Anne and Jock Kershaw are leaving their Wairarapa home of 30 years with mixed emotions.
Sea life rocks
A tasteful renovation has created a stunning family home with wonderful views and a historic pa over Titahi Bay.
Building character
Expert renovation
Cost of Wellington housing soars
Those looking to buy property in the Wellington region are facing an ever-increasing challenge, with prices up $20,000 since a year ago.
Exchange Hotel to be demolished
The Exchange Hotel has been sold and faces the wrecker's ball.
Quake-prone policy to date
Owners of commercial buildings in Wellington will be eager to see what the Government's new policy holds on potentially earthquake-prone buildings.
Soil makes way for new Spry pools
Service station expected to sell for less
Housing NZ to enhance properties
Housing New Zealand has called for expressions of interest from building companies to design and build up to 500 new prefabricated homes and complete another 2000 home extensions during the next two years.
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Why the US loves red Ken
For almost 30 years Ken McDowall worked on Rotokawa Farm at Whanganui, managing the sheep flock and a beef herd for its owner.
Apple growers get the pip
I have a braeburn apple each morning with my breakfast. I love the tangy sharpness of its taste. It could be my Swedish and Anglo-Saxon genes, because I am not alone in this. Apple lovers in Northern Europe buy almost all of our braeburns.
The art of once-a-day milking
Farmers get red pens ready for drought-hit accounts
Farming: full of strategy
A Wairarapa farmer has spent more than 20 years showing Wellington bureaucrats that farmers aren't dimwits.