Is nbr.co.nz down or not working?

What happened to nbr.co.nz, why did the website go down and not work? Here you can see who else is having the same problem with nbr.co.nz, as well as possible solutions. According to our statistics, the following most often do not work: Website, Login, Account, Mobile App.

Current status: No failures

At the moment, according to our data, nbr.co.nz is working fine, but single failures are possible. If nbr.co.nz does not work for you, then report your problem and write a comment.

Add comment

What to do if the site nbr.co.nz is not available? Try our guide.

nbr.co.nz outage reports in the last 24 hours

nbr.co.nz - error and failure reports, troubleshooting methods

Leave your comment describing the failure and share with other users how to solve the problem.

No registration required.
Messages with obscene language and insults, as well as breaking the law, are not allowed to be published.
Active links in the text of the message are not published, but displayed in plain text.
It is forbidden to post your own and other people's personal data: addresses, phone numbers, emails, accounts in instant messengers, etc.

Your name:

Message:

Technical information

Main page title:

Home

Main page description:

The National Business Review Online is New Zealand's authority in breaking business news and analysis.

Protocol:

https

Status code:

200

Page size:

332.5 KB

Response time:

3.522sec.

IP:

13.239.94.4

Response headers:

date:	Thu, 03 Oct 2024 19:38:19 GMT
content-type:	text/html; charset=utf-8
transfer-encoding:	chunked
connection:	close
server:	nginx
vary:	Accept-Encoding, X-Forwarded-Protocol
x-cdn-rewrites:	Enabled
x-cdn-prefetch:	Enabled
x-cdn-domain:	https://d2xgqyuql1olth.cloudfront.net
x-cdn-dir:
x-cdn-module:	Active
x-xss-protection:	1; mode=block
cache-control:	no-cache, must-revalidate
etag:	"90dbdbfdd984d815ddcb24c783b43d35"

DNS records:

A	address	13.239.94.4
A	ttl	60
A	address	3.106.14.194
A	ttl	60
MX	exchange	nbr-co-nz.mail.protection.outlook.com
MX	priority	5
NS	value	ns-662.awsdns-18.net
NS	value	ns-1730.awsdns-24.co.uk
NS	value	ns-315.awsdns-39.com
NS	value	ns-1308.awsdns-35.org
TXT	entries	google-site-verification=ItElmHo3A2-thS12qGw1yNS9gdSn7z-HgpegEhkNiCU
TXT	entries	v=spf1 include:aspmx.pardot.com include:spf.protection.outlook.com include:servers.mcsv.net include:amazonses.com include:emsd1.com ip4:112.109.73.98 ip4:112.109.73.101 ip4:112.109.73.102 ip4:112.109.73.107 ip4:112.109.73.109 ip4:112.109.73.112 ~all
TXT	entries	Fourth Estate Holdings Ltd
TXT	entries	MS=ms99337325
TXT	entries	hj-ownership=KiF7MBvGK3q@
SOA	nsname	ns-1308.awsdns-35.org
	hostmaster	awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com
	serial	1
	refresh	7200
	retry	900
	expire	1209600
	minttl	86400

SEO headers

h3 Categories

h3 Analysis

h3 Featured

h3 After nine years, vindication

h3 Intueri in voluntary administration

h3 Missing links expose black hole in TEC

h4 Global art sale halted over dispute with Auckland printer

h4 Air NZ gaslighting, Lux living, Food stuffed, Chow down

h4 Featured NBR Listers 2024: Marcus and Edwyn Kight

h4 Quick Takes of the Week to October 4

h4 Israel promises ‘strong’ response; Woolies and Coles sized up

h4 Farmers ‘frustrated’ by bank behaviour: Federated Farmers

h4 Guzman shares slide after Goldman ‘sell’ rating

h4 Sime Darby, Volvo, rolls out new $25m Tauranga build

h4 Gold miner avoids sanction for illegal activity

h4 After nine years, vindication

h4 Air NZ gaslighting, Lux living, Food stuffed, Chow down

h4 Global art sale halted over dispute with Auckland printer

h4 Featured NBR Listers 2024: Marcus and Edwyn Kight

h4 Quick Takes of the Week to October 4

h4 Israel promises ‘strong’ response; Woolies and Coles sized up

h4 Development contribution hikes ‘won’t impact prices’ – council

h4 Foodstuffs merger declined by ComCom

h4 Pay boost for Landcorp CEO

h4 Du Val was in a ‘precarious position’ – Andrew Bayly

h4 Callaghan touts deep tech incubators a success despite critics

h4 What NZ can learn from Ireland’s approach to infrastructure

h4 Pay boost for Landcorp CEO

h4 Listed real estate hits the wall after $2.1b equity offers

h4 ‘Worst kept secret’: Kennedys acquires Wellington law firm

h4 DoorDash to push into the regions

h4 NZ needs a strong Kiwibank to challenge Aussies: Jeff Greenslade

h4 Podcast #17: How to off-peak NZ tourism

h4 Callaghan touts deep tech incubators a success despite critics

h4 Featured NBR Listers 2024: Hartley and Marree Atkinson

h4 Announcements on announcements: Coalition’s approach to governing

h4 Aussie ‘dark companies’ come into the light

h4 Asset rich, cashflow poor

h4 Is rebranding Woolworths worth the pain?

h3 General Business

h4 Foodstuffs merger declined by ComCom

h4 Clock ticking on national bed tax, says Tātaki Auckland Unlimited

h4 Southern Cross books big annual loss, small surplus forecast

h3 Investment

h4 Genesis takes majority stake in ChargeNet for $64m

h4 Biorefinery touted as second life for Marsden Point plant

h4 NZSA backs Vista Group board against Potentia challenge

h3 Economics

h4 Banks reckon 100bps cut to OCR by Christmas

h4 Businesses relieved after early interest rate cut

h4 Coalition’s doubling exports target ‘highly ambitious’: Treasury

h3 Te Ao Māori

h4 Why kapa haka is worth making a song and dance over

h4 Supreme Court awards costs to hapū seeking Customary Marine Title

h4 Te umanga o te ako i te reo – The business of learning te reo

h3 Politics

h4 Uncertainty about sharing costs of climate change adaptation

h4 Government says it will clear away barriers to infrastructure

h4 Submitters call for changes to Government’s minerals strategy

h3 Infrastructure

h4 Ports, KiwiRail, FinMin all mum on port upgrade costs

h4 What NZ can learn from Ireland’s approach to infrastructure

h4 A financial storm: Council costs blow out by almost $1 billion

h3 Australia

h4 Westpac served ban after leaking from RBA briefing

h4 Qatar takes 25% stake in Virgin Australia

h4 RBA to stay put on rates as economic arguments intensify

h3 Tech & Innovation

h4 Govt seeks public sector projects for local-led space mission

h4 Govt invites aerospace innovators with ‘light touch’ regulation

h4 High quality, low quantity: the startup battle for talent

h3 The NBR Podcast

h4 Podcast #16: Kiwi music legend Brent Eccles turns 70

h4 Podcast #15: Solar to the rescue?

h4 Podcast #14: Kiwibank CE won't take every cent off table

h3 Finance

h4 RBNZ’s Hawkesby agrees more banking competition ‘desirable’

h4 Hillfarrance VC fund ‘left unmanned’, NZGCP disappointed

h4 NZ Super Fund’s investment process ‘exceptional’: review

h3 Law

h4 FMA files proceedings against QEX Logistics and its founder

h4 Du Val was in a ‘precarious position’ – Andrew Bayly

h4 Intueri investors win payout as class action settles

h3 Professional Services

h4 Liquidator’s licence cancelled for undermining licensing regime

h4 Revenues slump at PwC Australia after tax leaks scandal

h4 Ex-PwC Australia executives turn on each other in Senate inquiry

h3 Primary Industries

h4 Hundreds of meatworkers to lose jobs in Alliance closure

h4 Fonterra stocks gain on strong earnings and outlook

h4 Fonterra drops $150m on new cool store for Whareroa

h3 Retail

h4 Kiwi bone broth company opens $1.5m raise

h4 Academic calls for Foodstuffs divestments following ComCom block

h4 Brewed cocktail brand Slight Twist launches into grocery

h3 Property

h4 Civil war: Auckland Council v Auckland Council

h4 Development contribution hikes ‘won’t impact prices’ – council

h4 Calm before the buying storm, hoteliers eye up Auckland

h3 Deals

h4 Tradify seals $100m-plus sale to UK software powerhouse

h4 London private capital firm complains about NZTE deal platform

h4 Reefton Distilling Co secures $1.7m for next growth

h3 NBR Focus

h4 Financing and funding New Zealand’s infrastructure gap

h4 No progress on jet fuel infrastructure at Auckland Airport

h4 Sean Sweeney, on not being afraid of ‘big numbers’

h3 Featured Listers 2024

h4 Featured NBR Lister 2024: Michael Guthrie

h4 Featured NBR Lister 2024: Malcolm Dick

h4 Featured NBR Lister 2024: Tim Williams

h3 Aviation News

h4 Rotorua Airport to mark 60th anniversary with free open day

h4 RNZAF’s new Hercules soon to join Antarctic mission

h4 Alaska, Hawaiian commit to merger conditions

h3 Comings & Goings

h4 FMA appoints ED for transformation and operational delivery

h4 Head of Visa Australia, New Zealand, and South Pacific appointed

h4 KMD Brands CEO resigns, director confirmed as replacement

h3 Categories

h3 Analysis

h3 Featured

How to solve problems with nbr.co.nz

Errors on the nbr.co.nz website can be either on the server side or on your side (client side). If there is practically nothing to be done about errors on the server side (it remains only to wait for the site to work again), then with errors on the client side it is possible to solve the problem with the availability of nbr.co.nz on your own.