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Property / Analysis
Property / Analysis
10th Jun 26, 8:00am
Mortgage top ups accounted for nearly half of new mortgage approvals in April
Investing / News
Investing / News
10th Jun 26, 3:00pm
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; Kathmandu, Sky TV, Tourism Holdings and SkyCity casino rise despite the NZX50 decline; Vulcan Steel, Gentrack, Oceania and EBOS retreat
Insurance / News
Insurance / News
10th Jun 26, 4:00am
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Natural hazard risk in New Zealand will likely grow faster than our ability to manage it, the country's largest insurer IAG NZ says, as it calls for a clear, long-term government roadmap
Business / News
Business / News
10th Jun 26, 10:48am
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Much touted surcharge ban 'remains the Government's intention', Nicola Willis says, despite waning support
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