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Gatland playing the long game to defeat All Blacks

Lions coach Warrren Gatland receives a tradition hongi welcome at Auckland International Airport,

​British and Irish Lions boss Warren Gatland admits losing a mid-week game or two "isn't the end of the world" as his Test selection focuses on claiming their second ever series win on New Zealand soil.

Sold out in May? Don't stop now

The old adage to 'sell in May and go away' proved prescient in 2017, with the S&P/ASX200 down over 3 per cent.

The old adage to 'sell in May and go away' proved prescient in 2017, with the S&P;/ASX200 dropping over 3 per cent.

Markets Live: Chinese data buoys ASX

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Shares and the dollar receive a small boost from better than expected Chinese data, but the ASX remains on track for a dour monthly performance.

Class action launched against building regulator

Erin and David Robertson say they bought "a lemon" for their first home.

Victims of a disastrous townhouse development in Melbourne's outer suburbs claim they suffered financial losses and physical and psychiatric injuries as a result of the inaction of the Victorian Building Authority.

Rich people don't want Ivanka Trump's fashion

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After losing her most glamorous retail partners amid the controversies and boycotts that have marked her father's move into the White House, Ivanka Trump has gone downmarket. At its heart, Ivanka Trump is now a celebrity brand, not a designer fashion house. It's the messy discount rack, not the gleaming glass jewellery case.

Williams out of Blues' game in Samoa as Lions loom

Weekend off: Sonny Bill Williams.

Sonny Bill Williams will sit out the Auckland Blues Super Rugby clash with the Queensland Reds in Samoa on Friday to give the All Blacks centre more time to recover from a knee injury ahead of clashes against the British and Irish Lions.

RBNZ sees diminishing risks

New Zealand home owners have built up record amounts of debt in recent years as house prices soared, which may leave ...

New Zealand's central bank said risks to the nation's financial system have receded after house-price inflation slowed.

Too soon for September bets

A measure of underlying inflation pressures declined in April for the third month in a row.

While a rate hike in the US next month is all but assured, investors are wary of making bets about a September one too.