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Low awareness of bond tax benefits 'a growing concern for advisers' - Vimarsana News

Low awareness of bond tax benefits 'a growing concern for advisers'

The majority (64%) of advised clients do not know about the key tax benefits from holding an onshore investment bond, despite two out of five holding the product.

Why City Rail Link (CRL) boss Sean Sweeney and AT's Mark Lambert say there's 'no way' they'll guarantee completion date - Vimarsana News

Why City Rail Link (CRL) boss Sean Sweeney and AT's Mark Lambert say there's 'no way' they'll guarantee completion date

Aucklanders and politicians alike need to realise that trying to guarantee the opening date of the City Rail Link is like trying to guarantee it’s going to...

'Ludicrous spending': Auckland councillor slams $470,000 average cost for new pedestrian crossings - Vimarsana News

'Ludicrous spending': Auckland councillor slams $470,000 average cost for new pedestrian crossings

The average cost of a pedestrian crossing in Auckland has reached $470,000 for each of the 27 new signalised crossings as part of Auckland Transport's road

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Metro — Has Wayne Brown gone woke? - Vimarsana News

Metro — Has Wayne Brown gone woke?

Of course not. Don’t be silly. But Auckland’s progressive councillors have been recording more wins under his leadership than many of them thought possible.

Outside APEC, complaints of intimidation, assaults | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Outside APEC, complaints of intimidation, assaults | The Highland County Press

During official and unofficial meetings this week, there was no mention of the long list of atrocities. Instead, Xi received an unusually warm reception.