The restored no-cause termination rule is real, but it applies to periodic tenancies and sits alongside 42-day grounds, 21-day tenant notices and protections against retaliatory eviction.

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New Zealand’s 90-day no-cause rental notice: what actually changed for tenants and landlords?

Different countries. Different questions.

Headlines tell you what happened.We ask why.

New Zealand, beyond the headlines
The established rules

Headlines tell you what happened.
We ask why.