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Revealed: The number of Kiwi businesses that would pay a cyber ransom

PLUS: How the crypto crash is affecting hackers' behaviour.

Fuel prices unlikely to ease as cost of importing petrol hits record high

The record high cost of importing petrol is causing pain at the pump.

Liam Dann: Why slashing govt spending right now would be a bad idea

How we spend government money matters but austerity policies won't help beat inflation.

Adrian Orr: Employment target not hindering efforts to curb inflation

Dual mandate not getting in the way of stamping out inflation, says Reserve Bank.

Reserve Bank commits to inflation smack-down

Reserve Bank says aggressive OCR hikes will cause pain, but not a recession.

Nearly half of mortgage holders were ahead of their repayments last year

How much have mortgage holders cushioned themselves from rising interest rates?

More mortgage pain - Reserve Bank delivers double rate hike

The RBNZ has warned of much higher rates to come pushing its OCR peak to almost 4 per cent

Targeting Americans: Tourism agencies and airport join forces

The push is on to reconnect with lucrative North American market as air links take off.

Insurers say 'no' to Reserve Bank-run policyholder protection scheme

Insurers reject scheme that would protect policyholders in the event of company collapse.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Four things to look out for in the Budget

The outlook for Thursday.

Business lobby stands by 'worst case' description

BusinessNZ trades blows with union over labour law.

Workplace minister slams BusinessNZ's stance on Fair Pay Agreements

Michael Wood responds to BusinessNZ claims of condemnation by UN agency.

Govt to ban new fossil fuel electricity generation

New coal and gas electricity generation ban unveiled with large Govt funding pledge.

Fair Pay Agreements risk condemnation by UN group - BusinessNZ

BusinessNZ says the proposal will lead to detrimental effects for the country.

Sasha Borissenko: What Depp v Heard trial and Roe v Wade case say about progress for women

Despite the advent of #MeToo, it appears it's a case of one step forwards, two steps back.

Liam Dann: To spend or not to spend? Robertson's big Budget dilemma

The Finance Minister has a tough story to sell as he spends up and talks fiscal restraint.

Editorial: Big correction was overdue but it still hurts

A short, shallow recession may actually be the quickest way to beat inflation.

Brian Fallow: What do you mean by no regrets Governor?

You can only play the cards in front of you, central bank boss tells MPs.