For many Auckland landlords, deciding whether to allow pets has always been a tough call, balancing the desire for a wider tenant pool against potential property damage.
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For many Auckland landlords, deciding whether to allow pets has always been a tough call, balancing the desire for a wider tenant pool against potential property damage.
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News Online
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Pet ownership is on the rise, and opening your rental property to furry tenants can significantly increase your applicant pool and potentially boost your rental income.
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From December 1, 2025, major changes to the Residential Tenancies Act introduce clear rules for pets in rentals, including a new pet bond system.
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After years of uncertainty and conflicting guidance, the Government has finally confirmed new regulations for managing methamphetamine contamination in rental properties under the Residential Tenancies Act.
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Handling property maintenance can be tricky, especially when contractors are involved.
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The Government has finally confirmed new, science-backed regulations that will bring long-awaited clarity to managing methamphetamine contamination in New Zealand rental properties.
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When a tenant cancels a contractor visit, it can lead to frustrating delays and wasted call-out fees.
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I swear this song played on the Radio in Auckland in 1983 gave me the energy to get through the hectic days in Auckland.
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Leon Aarts
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Framed against a kiln-fired horizon, the scene ignites: a vast, undulating field of crimson poppies surges forward like a blood tide, their petals flared in bold, Matissean strokes—scarlet heads nodding atop wiry green stems that twist with impulsive vigor.
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Leon Aarts
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Agsafe Weekly Rural Report: Finance: The NZ dollar was steady through the week and finishing at a level similar to the last 2-weeks.
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The latest National Drugs in Wastewater Testing Programme results, released by New Zealand Police, reveal that while some illicit drug use has declined in the second quarter of 2025, the ongoing social and economic harm remains immense.
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digitalstream
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Children’s imaginations are not just sparks of fun, they’re engines for learning and creativity.
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Did you know that your child's dental care should start even before their first tooth appears? Early oral care sets the foundation for healthy smiles and lifelong habits.
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Leading Hamilton-based soil scientist Dr Gordon Rajendram says nitrate leaching has become one of the most critical current challenges for pastoral farms across New Zealand threatening both water quality and environmental sustainability.
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Tauranga — Shape Studio founder Jorgi Lee is leading a quiet revolution in New Zealand’s aesthetics industry — one grounded in science, respect for human physiology, and a belief that true beauty should work with the body, not against it.
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