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Former lawyer Megan Hutchison has turned a wedding blog into a lucrative business.
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There will be a 'dramatic' shake-up in the country's workplaces in 2018, say experts
Big Read: Superpower trade war looms
A trade war between China and the US could have devastating economic consequences.
Nearly 60pc of Kiwi women earn less than partners
Kiwi women are lagging behind the US where one in three earn more than their husbands.
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Workplace bullying not properly policed in NZ: Culture Safe
One in five Kiwis bullied at work, says Culture Safe director.
Kiwis drowning in debt: Half a trillion dollars and rising
New Zealand's debt has topped half a trillion dollars.
New Year Honours: Graeme Wheeler, CNZM
Former Reserve Bank head has been made a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Aussie unions to fight 'casualisation' of workforce
The ACTU says casual workers are being ripped off and are missing out on entitlements.
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New Zealand forecast to become world's 51st largest economy in 2018.
Liam Dann: Predicting the markets for 2018
COMMENT: As we look to 2018, let's not panic about disaster.
Businessman to pay $15k for sacking nanny in text
Employment Relations Authority rules that nanny was unjustifiably dismissed.
Poor Bill - GDP revisions paint rosier picture of economy
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Big businesses share US tax cut with workers
Some big businesses passed on the tax cuts by giving workers wage rises and bonuses.
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Don Brash joins financial advisers in Bay
Don Brash's appointment to the Stewart Group expands its board to three.
NZ living wage needs urgent look: researchers
What could an NZ living wage look like? Researchers are now investigating the concept.
Worker wins $34k after being sacked over expenses
An administrative worker has been awarded $34,000 for unjustified dismissal
Ministry in spotlight over pay to contractors
Leak reveals explosion of highly-paid contractors, with one billing $12,000 a day.
Super-Ministry's super spending revealed
Leak shows rise in payments to contractors — some for many years.
Behind the headlines: Who is Rob Campbell - the anarchist who conquered business
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Brian Fallow: How to beat the next property crash
Changing the way home loans work could rein in property's ups and downs, say authors.