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Providers of school holiday programmes walk a fine line of offering appeal and affordability.

Almost six years after the initial deadline, the council has been forced to close the footpath and remove car parks.

There is life after bankruptcy but it's not always easy.

OPINION: There are three household's worth of stuff in my house now.

Hundreds of Statistics NZ staff will be housed in a new "green" building in a couple of years time

Capital gains are harder to come by, but you can still profit from the property market.

The owners of two Christchurch restaurants breached basic employment standards, leaving one employee almost $18,000 out of pocket.

The last lick of paint has hit the walls and the poles are fitted for the opening of Golden Dragon Girls.

The "mind blowing" figures have raised concerns, but also questions over whether some of it is badly-delivered feedback.

Relying on low wages for success in the long run is doomed, says NZ call centre company.

OPINION: The world's oil supplies are worryingly thin, and Donald Trump's just bet the farm.

OPINION: Reserve Bank is eyeing up changes to capital rules but borrowers could pay the price

Facebook's lax practices allowed personal data to be harvested, privacy czar says.

Amazon's cloud computing, which powers Netflix, gave the shopping giant a big boost.