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Jarden Brief: Transtasman bubble optimism boosts travel stocks

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

NZ economy volatile: Robertson responds to shock GDP drop

Grant Robertson talks about GDP, the travel bubble and support for the tourism sector.

Spilt Milk? The furore over controversial former a2 Milk boss

The tenure of a former a2 Milk chief executive has been playing out in the Aussie media.

Liam Dann: GDP slump means NZ probably back in recession

The GDP slump is a reminder that we still have a tough road of economic recovery ahead.

Lower Hutt company fined $42k for unlawful wage deductions

The Labour Inspectorate said wage deductions must always be agreed to by the employee.

Jarden Brief: Markets quietly await Federal Reserve policy meeting

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

'We need to let some businesses fail' - economist

We're entering the toughest phase of the recovery, says BNZ chief economist Paul Conway

'Very tough day': Mill will close, all 210 jobs to go

After more than 80 years, production will shut down in June.

Blacklisted tenants: Privacy Commissioner launches probe

Watchdog taking close look at how much information being taken from tenants.

Covid casualty: Jet boat operation closing for at least 18 months

"It was inevitable": Rotorua tourism operator.

Stronger recovery: OECD lifts world economic outlook

NZ benefits from China rebound and rising commodity prices as Asia Pacific leads recovery.

Immigration NZ responds to confusion over temporary visa condition

Concerns of unfair treatment over usage of Covid-19 tracer app.

New job site 'inploi' targets 'new collar workers': The Millennials and Gen Z

Are instant messages and video interviews the best way to land a new job?

$40 million processing plant for Rotorua and jobs available now

There are jobs going at sawmills across the Bay including Rotorua and Te Puke now.

Union's open letter to PM over wages paid to MIQ cleaners

Unite Union challenges the Government to 'challenge the status quo'.

New bid to plug gender gap in science, tech

Women are under-represented at the top of our sciences. Changes are afoot.

Female law, accounting partners on rise, still well below 50%

Law and accounting firms have made major hiring strides but there is more work to be done.

The story of Pasifika business is bigger than min wage

Pasifika-owned and -led businesses can help NZ prosper in a post-Covid world.