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More than one thousand houses might have been signed off by a fake engineer.
It's been revealed that an engineering technologist has been signing off documents such as building codes by using his colleagues identities without their permission.
Engineering New Zealand says it's been going on for about six years and affects over 40 councils.
Chief Executive Dr Richard Templer told Heather Du Plessis-Allan that the person had clients across New Zealand.
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The Reserve Bank moved to keep the OCR on hold, and it caused a stir among financial experts.
The markets had priced in a 95 percent chance that the cash rate would go up - resulting in a sharp weakening of the New Zealand dollar.
Milford Asset Management expert Remy Wisenberg explained the im ...
It is fair to say the overwhelming reaction to the Reserve Bank's decision to hold the OCR was surprise and, in some cases, shock.
Everyone thought the Reserve Bank would raise the OCR. ASB says it was 95 percent priced in. Even economists who believed the OCR should be held, so as not to kill ...
Tonight on The Huddle, Auckland councillor Maurice Williamson and Jack Tame from ZB's Saturday Mornings and Q&A joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
There's speculation an overhang could make Parliament bigger than ever ahead of the 2026 election. Who ...
King Charles has arrived in the Bahamas to begin his tour of the Caribbean, and he's acknowledged the 'suffering of the past' in regards to slavery.
There's growing calls for the King to make reparations for slavery, given Britain's historic role in the trade.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey ...
The Reserve Bank moved to keep the OCR on hold today, surprising experts who were expecting an increase.
The Monetary Policy Committee voted four votes to three to hold the cash rate at 2.75 percent.
NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny explains what this development could mea ...
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