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Liam Dann: How much longer will high inflation pain last?

There are positive signs on the global inflation front but, locally, much hinges on jobs.

Conflict of interest? Insurance company director appointed to Reserve Bank board

New Reserve Bank board member closely linked to insurer licenced by the Reserve Bank.

'Huge change': Reserve Bank admits tide could be turning in housing market

Reserve Bank chief economist warns of 'huge change' ahead to the housing market.

Economy's storm clouds: How your region is feeling

Confidence in the economy dismal nationwide, but some bright spots appearing.

Recession is not inevitable - why we shouldn't hike rates too far

Listen: The bear market doesn't have to mean recession, says Fisher Funds' David McLeish.

'Boys' club' bakery sex banter prompts $30k payout

Tough journey is worth it, advocate says after bakery bungles sex harassment complaint.

The free money revolution is finally eating its children

Western governments are paying the price for unleashing an inflationary monster.

Income tax: Never mind the bracket creep, it's what's missed that counts

David Parker admits his interest limitation rule is inferior to a capital gains tax.

Thousands of jobs available in Australia offering six-figure salaries

Even roles for trainees are seeing salary offers of up to $95,000.

Nash hails success of Provincial Growth Fund

A PGF renovation was recently completed at Mihiroa Marae, Pakipaki.

US Fed attacks inflation with its largest rate hike since 1994

The central bank has set a range of 1.5 per cent to 1.75 per cent.

Adrian Orr speech on Māori world view draws critics

Act leader David Seymour says Adrian Orr's speech is 'galling' in a cost-of-living crisis.

The 4-day work week myth - and why NZ risks being 'left behind'

The way we work is set to evolve quickly in the coming years.

Food price surge: Fruit and vege costs spike by whopping 10 per cent

Big rise in food prices means higher inflation and more interest rate hikes are likely.

Job ads rise to new record, applications slump

Job vacancy listings in May were up 15 per cent on the same time last year.

'Crazy': The Great Resignation 'tidal wave' hits NZ - what it means for workers

Increased staff turnover is driving workplace change.