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Turkey's interest rate gamble backfires with 80% inflation
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David Seymour: Govt shouldn't have backstopped RBNZ's money printing
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TVNZ news boss resigns over Kamahl Santamaria saga
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Registration cost, Covid-19 risk prompting relief teachers to leave
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Monetary policy has played role in high inflation - Orr
Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr responds to criticism.
Why most of NZ's workforce is in for a 'virtual' pay cut
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Jenée Tibshraeny: Crown starts $8.8b recapitalising of Reserve Bank
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Orr responds to Bank criticism, National wants inquiry
Adrian Orr responds to Bank criticism, while National calls for an inquiry.
'Grievous' Covid mistake central banks made: Former RBNZ Governor
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Workforce plan aims to tackle skill gaps
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Liam Dann: Inflation is a plague, let's fight it like one - together
The best paid among us also need to recognise that this is a time for restraint.
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Door-knocking in gang community is paying dividends by getting people jobs.
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Is 'greedflation' adding to the cost of living crisis?
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Wiped and missing design files to cost worker $113,000
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European Central Bank raises rates for first time in 11 years
The ECB made a surprise hike of half a percentage point.
Record $10.5 billion annual trade deficit
Deficit hits highest level since records began in 1960.
The Dating Diaries: Should you ever choose love over a career?
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Shane Jones: Inflation runs amok while MPs chase their tails
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Grieving widower awarded $135k after work refuses paid leave
The man battled for pay after his "mental health spiral" saw him need months off work.
Liam Dann: Is a housing crash the secret weapon in war on inflation?
Housing offers clues to an inflation peak - just don't expect prices to stop rising soon.
Will higher-than-expected inflation send mortgage rates further north?
Experts share their views on how high mortgage rates will go.
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