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Ask your agent about a Platinum Listing today. It’s the only way to get maximum reach and stand out from the rest.

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Why get a pre-purchase inspection on a car you're considering buying and can you trust the results? Here’s our top tips.

It’s smart to get any car you’re interested in mechanically checked before making a deal.

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Find out where to plug in your EV. Our 2026 guide covers NZ’s growing charging network, costs, and home setup tips.

The 2026 Toyota RAV4 is a Kiwi icon evolved. Discover how this SUV leads the shift to hybrid and PHEV travel.

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With petrol prices on the rise, is it time to switch? We compare hybrid and full EVs on cost, range, and pros and cons.

It's not just about Tesla. See the exciting and affordable EV challengers that are winning over Kiwi drivers.

Increased competition in Aotearoa's EV market means prices have dropped, putting a new EV within reach.

The Nissan Tiida is a practical, family-focused car. Its efficient build offers more cabin space than most competitors.

The Toyota Hiace is a Kiwi icon, dominating the market thanks to its legendary, unmatched reliability.

Love cars & LEGO®? See Aotearoa's top cars like the Skyline & 911 that you can also get as a LEGO model.

Is your attic holding your extra cash?

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Some big changes are coming to Trade Me Marketplace. We're singing goodbye to Success Fees for Casual Selling.

We're required to collect GST on all international purchases by Kiwi buyers.

Once you’ve got the basics of creating great listings sorted, these tips can help you to take things further.

With Ping payments on Trade Me, buying and selling is swift and secure.

As the most trustworthy online marketplace for Kiwi, these are our top tips to help you browse and buy on Trade Me.

Our listing and pricing tips will help you get the best price for any item you're selling on Trade Me.

Make money, save time, and enjoy the experience of selling items on Trade Me.

Whether you’re searching for something specific or are happy browsing, Trade Me is perfect for online shopping.

A summary of pricing, payment and shipping expectations for professional sellers.

Trade Me's Circular Economy Report reveals how Kiwi shift to buying and selling secondhand items.

Here is how to find what’s stalling your job hunt and get back on track.

Know the difference between the legal minimum and the living wage to ensure you're paid fairly for your hard work.

Along with your CV, a cover letter is essential to any NZ job application. Let's get you started.

A good CV can make all the difference to your job hunting hopes. Check out our must-read advice and free templates.

You should come to your job interview equipped with questions to ask the interviewer. Here are 20 great starters.

This question can seem scary, but there are some easy tactics you can use to answer it well.

Think of this as your personal elevator pitch.

A good cover letter intro is like a good espresso – short, sharp and energising. Here’s how to brew one of your own.

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Done right, your CV can be a powerful tool for helping you stand out from other candidates. Here, we’ll show you how.

There’s no need to fear behavioural interview questions.

You can't predict everything the job interviewer will ask, but that doesn't mean you have to go in clueless.