Liam Dann: Food prices are falling on global markets - why not here?
As global commodity prices plunge, local inflation puts more acid on the Government.
As global commodity prices plunge, local inflation puts more acid on the Government.
Public trust in banks falls as profits surge in the middle of a cost of living crisis.
United Fresh recommends kiwifruit, mandarins, broccoli and some leafy greens.
Current grocery sector reforms are unlikely to deliver significant benefits for consumers.
Stats NZ said today that food prices are the highest since 1987.
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Wayne Brown can't say at this stage how low he can keep rates.
“What are we supposed to do? Lose our houses?”
The economic situation is set to become far worse.
The Rubins want to see more support brought in for those facing steep rate rises.
Higher wages, better job incentives and a generous super scheme are major attractions.
Attracting and retaining talent has always been an issue in NZ.
But it's the younger generation that are feeling most worried about money.
Who is feeling inflation the most and why.
The lowdown on the best value veggies and fruit.
'I would happily go out and work if it made sense. Everything goes up but wages don’t.'
ANZ-Roy Morgan's consumer confidence index is still "extremely low" this month.
Australian consumer price index data for the March quarter shows inflation far from tamed.
How next week's tax news and the Budget may influence interest rates.
Inflation has peaked, economists say.
Demand for the service has surged as people seek help to make ends meet.
Te Pāti Māori launched a petition calling for GST to be removed from all kai in NZ.
Talking to Newstalk ZB, the Minister of Finance confirmed the subsidy will end soon.
Herald interactive and Kiwi accounts show the impact of rising costs, inflation.
The cost of living crisis is hitting New Zealanders hard.
Stats NZ figures released on Monday showed food prices jumped 12.1 per cent in March.
Rising costs are set to add another $150 a week in expenses for households.
Consumers are hurting - and also partying. Frances Cook explains what's going on.
Saving a little money in all areas of your life adds up.
"It makes you think twice about, 'is it really worth it?'"