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Kiwi slumps on Fonterra botulism scare
The NZ dollar has dropped a cent and a half in reaction to Fonterra's announcement.
Kiwi in top UK bank role
A New Zealander has been tasked with what has been described as the toughest job in UK banking.
Weaker kiwi lifts savings fund returns
The weaker New Zealand dollar gave KiwiSaver funds with exposure to global share markets a shot in the arm over the June quarter.
Liquidation aims to protect all interests
Cynotech Holdings' chairman Allan Hawkins says the company was put into liquidation to protect "everybody's interests".
Rental return views divided: ASB
A divide is emerging between "young investors" and their "not-so-young" counterparts over perceived returns from rental properties, ASB says.
AMP tops KiwiSaver default performance
AMP put in the best performance of the default KiwiSaver providers over the year to June 30.
'Mum and Dad' equity for deposits
Westpac has launched a service allowing family members to help first-home buyers into properties.
Bank chief hints at tightening
Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler served notice yesterday that how far he raises interest rates will depend on the housing market and how far pressures there spill over into general inflation.
The Insider: On the UN tightrope
Diplomats and ministers are grappling with thorny issues as they work to secure New Zealand a seat on the UN Security Council for 2015-16.
OCR held at record low 2.5pc
The Reserve Bank governor has kept the official cash rate at 2.5 per cent, though he'll mull a hike if the momentum in housing spurs broader inflation.
Low deposit dream fading
The Government seems to have decided to get out of the way of Reserve Bank plans to curb low-deposit mortgage lending.