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Did you know there's $5 billion hiding in Kiwi households?

Unveiling the quirky, charitable, and downright hilarious – the most viewed Trade Me listings of the year are here!

Releasing dinosaurs, casting spells, and pampering pups: The top ten toys for Kiwi kids this Christmas

Our 10th annual Transparency Report reflects Trade Me's commitment to being open about how we share member data.

Top Trade Me listings of 2021 revealed: a half-eaten loaf of Vogel’s bread, a cardboard Lamborghini, and a $5 note.

Our third annual Secondhand Economy Report shows that every Kiwi is sitting on a goldmine of preloved items.

From burping hippos to booty shakin’ plush pugs - meet this year’s top 10 toys

Trade Me's 2021 Transparency Report published by Trust and Safety.

We are updating Trade Me to make it smarter, simpler and more powerful.

Ranjna Patel is a finalist for the 2021 Trade Me Innovator of the Year Award.

Craig Piggott is a finalist for the 2021 Trade Me Innovator of the Year Award – Te Pou Whakairo o te Tau.

Kami, and the inspiring group of Kiwis behind it, is a finalist for the 2021 Trade Me Innovator of the Year Award.

Here's a rundown of our most viewed listings of the year.

Our eighth annual report which analyses every data release made over the last year (1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020)

A phallic-shaped kumara and a hat belonging to the unruly tourists are the most popular Trade Me auctions of 2019.

L.O.L Surprise! dolls, slimy aliens and twerking llamas – meet this year's top 10 toys.

Just how much secondhand stuff do Kiwis have lying around that they could turn into cash?

Our Transparency Report details how we share data with Police and Government agencies.

A leading economist delved into the data to see what Trade Me's economic impact has been over its history.

The top ten most popular Trade Me listings of 2018

The top 10 toys for Kiwi kids this Christmas according to toy trends and Trade Me searches

Trade Me has banned the sale of three brachycephalic dog breeds from its site.

When it comes to gift giving, sometimes we nail the perfect present, and other times we cause some very awkward silence.

As a proud Kiwi brand, we celebrate te ao Māori and honour its important role in shaping who we are as New Zealanders.