Labour MPs gather for first retreat after defeat
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Chris Hipkins speaks of 'new era' as Labour rebuilds
The party is licking its wounds at its retreat: dogged by talk of Trump, Putin and tax.
Tax breaks for wealthy landlords will be gone by 2026 - Waititi
Māori Party says wealthy tax breaks will be gone by 2026
The man hiding $50 notes in public spaces across the country
A chance encounter with a beggar beside a KFC inspired him to start the movement.
100-day plan, tick. Eyes now turn to Budget, potential for broken promises
All eyes are now on the Budget.
'Massive recession’ likely for Hawke’s Bay, mayor says
Economists and CEOs see light at the end of the tunnel. What about on the streets?
'A huge struggle': Big rates increase on the cards for Rangitīkei
Roading is a big cost for the district.
Wayne Brown calls on Chris Bishop to stop 'dopey mandate' on housing intensification
Chris Bishop said he will respond soon to the Auckland Mayor's request.
Audrey Young: Tone deaf or 'kick-a***'? PM's political radar offline again
OPINION: The problem isn't what the PM says, but how he says it.
'Grown-up Government': Luxon on coalition agreement compromise
“We’ve phased it and delivered it in a slightly different way," PM said.
Letters: Landlord tax breaks aren't a 'success', firefighters' speed bump fears
OPINION: 'Does this Government intend to worsen the social divide?'
Landlord tax break cost rose by $800m to $2.9b
National’s pre-election fiscal and tax plans costed the policy at $2.1b.
Trusts that earn less than $10,000 likely to be exempt from tax hike
The Government is welcoming the committee's proposal to avoid over-taxation of trusts.
Cooking the Books podcast: Why the RBNZ thinks your money life is about to get better
Hope is on the horizon for interest rates.
More middle-income Kiwis seeking financial help as price rises bite
Financial mentors and budgeting services are reporting an increase in clients.
Mark Lister: Companies still doing it tough - will lacklustre earnings give way for optimism?
OPINON: Many of our listed companies are still doing it tough.
Two women drove dead man bank to bank to get his cash
Women withdrew money while 80-year old man's body was still visible in car, police say.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Christopher Luxon’s political radar is broken
OPINION: Maybe Luxon has been rich for too long. That is not a criticism.
Opinion: Lessons from Singapore on getting the Govt’s books in shape without paying more tax
OPINION: Observations from a Prime Minister's scholar in Singapore.
How teens' mental health is affected by family money problems
Teens’ views on their families’ economic challenges are connected to their mental health.
History does repeat in empires and in blue chip stocks
OPINION: If entire empires can fall, so too can Top 10 companies.
Stock Takes: Companies which tanked this reporting season
And what it reveals about the economy.
Forbes' rich-list: Highest paid actor of 2023 revealed - and it's not who you'd expect
Margot Robbie was the second-highest-paid actor overall.
Tower insurance overcharges 65,000 Kiwis more than $9.5m
Tower says it's making significant progress towards refunding about 65,000 customers.
Auckland Council wants Govt to fund Eastern Busway after regional fuel tax axed
The loss of the tax leaves a $1.2b hole in transport funding.
The big risk factor for dementia - and what the Government is being urged to do about it
The Government subsidy for hearing aids of $1022 hasn't increased for years.
'A rising tide': More than 480,000 Kiwis behind in debt payments
Mortgage and consumer arrears continue to climb.
‘Drastically unfair’: The landowner facing a 500 per cent rates hike
The Christchurch-based owner has challenged the proposed increase.
How BlackRock and Vanguard became passively powerful
Cheap index funds: “It’s not much of a margin but it’s a heck of a volume.”
Mortgage myths that can hold first-home buyers back
Being single, self-employed or not having a 20 per cent deposit needn't mean no.
Out of the shadows: Women's Refuge needs help as build stalls
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Opinion: What New Zealand Inc and its investors can learn from the US and Europe
OPINION: The US and European stock markets have delivered big gains lately.
Cecilia Robinson: Premier House and the sad state of our nation's assets
OPINION: The decision to avoid investing in Premier House misses the broader point.