The Reserve Bank has kept the official cash rate on hold at 0.25%. Here's what the central bank said:

March has continued a record peak for investors buying residential property.

There's to be a changing of the guard at the Southern Cross Healthcare joint venture Active+ with managing director Gill Webb announcing she will step down at the end of June after 30 years at the helm.

It’s been 12 months since health insurer nib New Zealand launched its Covid-19 support package to help its members and the wider community impacted by the pandemic.

Booster has added Nelson-based Waimea West Hops farm to its private land and property portfolio with an investment of $7 million for a 50% shareholding.

A woman, who had been a model tenant until she took in a step-family member with gang links as a boarder, is now having to leave her Ōtara flat after a visitor was shot and injured in a drive-by shooting.

Asteron Life has appointed a new northern business development manager.

The Government's housing reforms will cause a fall in the housing market that could delay official cash rate hikes until 2025, according to Westpac economists.

From master planning entire communities to interior design, Covid-19 is reshaping the way developers, architects and designers are looking at houses and the environments around them.

After a 10-year stint with the company, the managing director of wealth and private bank for ANZ Bank New Zealand (ANZ NZ) is leaving at the end of June.

Economists predict the official cash rate will remain on hold this week, with all eyes on the housing market as the Reserve Bank makes its latest statement.

Mindful Money is introducing the annual Ethical Investment Awards which highlights the growth in responsible investing.

nib has re-launched a popular campaign that covers pre-existing medical conditions after a three-year standdown period.

Three recent landlord polls show the majority are going to lift rents in response to the Government’s decision to scrap mortgage interest deductibility against income.