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- Hospital presents healthy investment
As New Zealand’s healthcare system faces increasing pressure amid capacity constraints and high demand for services, the opportunity to invest in a private hospital in one of the country’s fastest-growing areas presents a timely and strategic asset for investors, Bayleys salespeople say.
- Tatua to fore again in FY24 dairy rate
Dairy co-operative Tatua continued to be New Zealand’s milk price leader in FY24, with a cash payout of $10.50/kg milk solids to its shareholders.
- Bill English on what he’d do differently
It’s one of the great what-ifs.
- Zoning, income and promise in Ellerslie site
A strategically located mixed-use site on Auckland’s city fringe offers investors, developers and owner-occupiers a chance to capitalise on future development potential while collecting a significant holding income.
- Wel Network given okay for Waikato solar array
The Electricity Authority says it will allow electricity distributor WEL Networks to install two new solar power arrays and a battery storage system on its own network in Waikato.
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- Prime landholding with research roots offers future growth
A prime development landholding on Auckland’s city fringe, adjoining land proposed for the region’s newest suburb, offers a unique opportunity for developers and investors to capitalise on the area’s expansion, say Bayleys salespeople.
- The most successful Kiwi start-up you never heard of
A money man and a power man joined forces to create Basis, which raised $38 million to fund a new type of switchboard for homes that could shave up to $1000 per year from electricity bills.
- Fertile ground at dairy farm
A sprawling Franklin dairy farm is up for sale with a multitude of options for buyers to shape its future in one of the Auckland region’s fastest growing areas.
- Northern property has room to grow
A substantial industrial property north of Auckland is poised to capitalise on local growth, attracting significant investor interest as the demand for dependable income-generating assets continues to increase.
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- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....