Property values continue to stabilise By Jonno Ingerson According to the QV indices for April, residential property values remain relatively stable at a national level. Nationwide, property values have now…
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By Ian Knott On September 1 this year the highly controversial Infringing File Sharing Act kicks into action. Despite its well documented shortcomings, discrepancies and punishments for repeat offenders, the…
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By Bridget Gourlay One of the deadliest earthquakes of all time occurred in Portugal’s capital in 1755. Believed to be nearly a nine on the Richter scale, the Lisbon earthquake…
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Prevention is better than cure. That’s the message from pest control product manufacturer Kiwicare. Now that its spring, Kiwicare’s David Brittain says now is the time to act. To cut…
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By Bridget Gourlay There’s a silver lining to every cloud. With continuous aftershocks, red-zoned suburbs and a demolished city centre lying eerily bare — Christchurch really needs its silver lining.…
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Memories of the February 22 earthquake weigh heavily on the minds of us all; none more so than those who were there on the day dealing with the disaster. Keith…
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By Bridget Gourlay Most employees in New Zealand spend their weekdays at work following set hours. How can the office — often a scene of drudgery — become a lively,…
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Christchurch is looking forward to one of the major events on its social calendar — Cup and Show Week — following the worst year in the city’s history. While the…
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Harness Racing New Zealand is excited about Cup and Show Week in November and believes it’s just what Christchurch needs. Marketing and communications manager Andrew Morris says Cup and Show…
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With submissions now closed, Wellington CityCouncil’s strategy for the capital’s future,‘Toward 2040: Smart Green Wellington’ is nearly ready to roll. Concepts were laid bare at a day-long symposium hosted by…