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A world-renowned farm in Paradise, near Glenorchy, has finally changed hands almost four years after it sold — but a scrap over $4.5 million in...

Fury is fermenting among Queenstown’s Gibbston vineyard owners and viticulturists who claim an Auckland rich-lister’s inaction could undermine the...

Fury is fermenting among Queenstown’s Gibbston vineyard owners and viticulturists who claim an Auckland rich-lister’s inaction could undermine the...

Fury is fermenting among Queenstown’s Gibbston vineyard owners and viticulturists who claim an Auckland rich-lister’s inaction could undermine the...

The 43rd Warwick Folk Festival will feature over 80 artists when it returns to Castle Park from Thursday 27 – Sunday 30 July.

The festival, taking place in Castle Park from July 27 and 30, has long been established as one the finest celebrations of roots music.

KAYLE Price’s injury-time screamer helped Steeton steal three points at the death with a 2-1 win against local rivals Ilkley Town in the NWCFL…

The International apartments creditor claims hit $125m 14 May, 2021 12:00 AM 5 minutes to read Gary Groves from the Sanctuary Group is developing the 90-unit project called The International on Princess Street. / Dean Purcell Gary Groves from the Sanctuary Group is developing the 90-unit project called The International on Princess Street. / Dean Purcell A new report on the company behind Gary Groves $250 million The International apartment project in Auckland shows total creditor clai...

Mahon claims former business partner is trying to stymie a Court of Appeal hearing. Auckland property developer Neville Mahon tried to halt a bankruptcy application in the High Court at Auckland today brought about as part of a long-standing legal battle with former business partner Tim Edney. Edney and Mahon started working together in the 1990s and court records show they have fought over a residential site in Mangere, five Queenstown properties, and an Auckland CBD hotel. Mahon’s legal ...