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Extending the lockdown was the only logical choice, writes Liam Dann.
Auckland CBD businesses take 60 per cent financial hit
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89% of Auckland businesses collecting wage subsidy
New data reveals businesses in smaller regions are holding up the country's economy.
The Ex-Files: Can my ex take a share of my redundancy compensation?
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The Covid Generation: How to future-proof Gen Z and Gen A
Covid-19 fallout: How parents and teachers can help future-proof the young generation.
Thousands of Kiwis default on loans, $2.2b in mortgage payments missed
Thousands of Kiwi home owners are slipping behind on mortgage payments.
Aussie's billion-dollar wine industry at risk
China-Aussie wine row could 'cause a lot of damage' .
The Covid Generation: How we can future-proof our kids
How coronavirus could affect your children's futures - and how to help.
Brian Fallow: Reserve Bank and Treasury play pass the parcel
RBNZ is buying nearly $1b of bonds a week — what's the result for govt debt?
'Pandemic profiteer': Elon Musk's wealth rockets beyond $90 billion
The tech tycoon's wealth has tripled during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Exodus from San Fran: Tech workers flee
But some executives reckon they will come crawling back.
Which regions fared worst since Covid? Here's the forecasts
The Infometrics Quarterly Economic Monitor estimates how regions have fared since Covid.
Auckland Council predicts 250 jobs lost a day under alert level 3
About 250,000 of Auckland's 900,000 working people can't work at all under level 3.
Economy Hub: Why new taxes may be unavoidable
With government borrowing more and no appetite for cost cuts, new taxes any be inevitable.
Crane accident: Ports of Auckland pleads guilty after worker's death
Laboom Midnight Dyer died after the massive straddle truck he was driving tipped over.
Negative OCR could slash mortgage rates
New funding scheme could see mortgage rates tumble, amid expectations of negative OCR.
Economy faces deeper cut but 2021 outlook brighter
New lockdown means tougher end to 2020 but China growth offers some light at end of tunnel
OCR to drop below zero, banks predict
Reserve Bank now tipped by bank economists to slash the OCR below zero early next year.
Jarden Brief: Strong rebound as aged-care operators lead market up
And household stimulus spending boosts JB Hi-Fi.
Second lockdown a wake-up call to 'go digital' for small businesses
Kiwi company offers free website design and set up for small businesses to go digital.
Jeremy Sutton: How to juggle work and home life in lockdown
How to juggle work and home life.
Liam Dann: How our brains are reacting in a time of stress and uncertainty
We're hard-wired to hate uncertainty but coping with it offers our best chance of success.
Liam Dann: What lockdown restrictions will really mean for economy
In the grand scope of the Covid downturn the impact of this lockdown is not catastrophic.
Hospitality businesses call for takeaways to be permitted at alert level 4
Letting business still provide food would save thousands of jobs.
Jarden Brief: Oil slumps on falling international travel
Surprise movements in markets as prices rebound.
Kate MacNamara: When is the cost of lockdown too high?
COMMENT: The need to understand the Government's calculus is looming larger by the day.
What your employer can and can't do over alert level 3
Can your employer force you to take annual leave?
The quick guide: Who can and can't work at levels 2 and 3
Confused about what you can and can't do in levels 2 and 3 - here's a quick guide.
Compensate businesses forced into 'extra time' - Act
David Seymour said 'this will be devastating because people have recovered'.
Michael Barnett: If they can do it safely let them stay open
Small business owners want to be able to trade - with strict compliance in place.
Jarden Brief: Reserve Bank guidance steadies market
Announcements of subsidies and easing may have stemmed expected sell-off.
Covid-19: NZ adopts China's approach to avoid Australia's fate
Man who first warned finance minister of Covid danger says economy is "on a knife edge".