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Nats promise 'hope and help' as Labour slams 'voodoo costings'
Foreign buyer property sales would be taxed at 15 per cent by Nats.
BlackRock: Interest rates return to the ‘old normal’
Why central banks aren't expected to rescue economies as they have in the past.
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A recent survey has dug into what is behind post-holiday blues.
Liam Dann: Nats' tax plan looks like a vote-winner - but is it good for the economy?
OPINION: As the economy slides into recession, all tax cuts are risky.
Claire Trevett: Nats' tax cuts hope 'squeezed middle' take money over the bag
OPINION: The simplicity of tax cuts makes them a potent political weapon.
'Hang on a minute': Man's shock at $14.50 for humble sausage roll
A favourite Kiwi pastry is getting hit hard with soaring prices around the country.
Wellington landmark at risk of demolition due to rising costs, climate change
But locals would like popular quake-damaged wharf kept for heritage value.
National to fund 'prudent' tax cuts with foreign buyer tax, immigration levies
Luxon said the plan would target the 'squeezed middle'.
'Recipe for disaster': Migrants with suspicious visas told not to travel to NZ
Ten workers have been turned away from the border over the past two weeks.
Warning over household debt, current account deficit as NZ maintains AA+ rating
Global credit rating agency Fitch has reaffirmed the country's AA+ rating.
Winston Peters sounds alarm on Act's proposed changes to superannuation
Act holds a different position from its potential coalition partner National.
Revealed: Churches, charities to keep tax exemption under National plan
National will release its tax plan for the election tomorrow.
'Not great for consulting firms': PM fronts on public service spending crackdown
Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson announced a sweeping package of public service savings.
Workplace accidents cost NZ $4b a year
An average of 73 people are killed in work accidents each year, double that of Australia.
IMF: Reserve Bank's money printing improved the Govt’s books - a little
IMF publishes its verdict on the Reserve Bank's controversial LSAP programme.
How NZ wage growth stacks up against the world - IMF verdict
The International Monetary Fund has taken a look at local wage inflation.
Govt announces $4b in savings, National says 'too little, too late'
Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson will announce savings.
Opinion: Financial education has its limits
Opinion: Young people learn from the financial behaviour modelled by their parents.
'Humiliating': Antarctic workers say sexual harassment rife
'No one was there to save me but me.'
Amanda Janoo: We are the economy and we can change it
OPINION: 'We hear lots about 'the market' but very little about how we can transform it.'
Disgraced TVNZ host acknowledges inappropriate touching complaint
Santamaria claimed he was "not aware of any power imbalance at the time".
Another ‘banana republic’ moment
Report paints a bleak picture of how Australia and NZ will cope with ageing populations.
Liam Dann: The big issue for the next government will be jobs not grocery prices
OPINION: The cost of living might soon be the least of our worries.
'Hope you die': Ex-couple's business dispute ended in biting, 'adult toys' on display, trespass order
The business director bit her former partner's girlfriend's arm in a public cafe.
'Once met, never forgotten’: Families of two young men killed in crash wait four years for answers
Part two: The families of two labour-hire workers killed in a road smash, have spoken up.
Power unaffordability for whānau ‘unacceptable’, Energy Hardship Panel says
A total of 8000 homes have been disconnected in the past few years due to unaffordability.
Dame Judy McGregor: Age care workers trapped in poverty
OPINION: A decade ago, we were told work in the sector was akin to modern-day slavery.
'Highly p***ed off': Mule used ANZ account to steal money from up to 9 victims
'Our NZ banking system is grossly inadequate.'
‘No vax, no job’ - Respected worker gets $33K after being sacked during Covid
Health and safety rep reluctantly got a first vaccination but still lost his job.
Liam Dann: How much interest rate pain is too much to bear?
Are mortgage-free boomers diminishing the impact of monetary policy?
Deane back as Visions boss, still to sell security firm after misconduct ruling
Why Tiny Deane is back at work as chief executive of Visions of a Helping Hand Trust.
'$60 or $70 off your grocery bill, it’s huge': Value of free school lunches explored in study
Some Hawke's Bay families save $60 a week with Aotearoa’s free school lunch programme.
Company failed two young men killed in a crash
$80m-a-year company relied on a young worker-for-hire in ways it should not have.