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Farmer-run charity puts meals on tables for needy Waikato families.
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NZ study reveals concerning diet trends among disadvantaged kids
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'Reckless': 170 jobs on line at Kāinga Ora and housing agency as axe falls across public sector
Workers have been told not to make a decision 'on a whim'.
Bad mortgage debt expected to rise by 40 per cent by year's end
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'Particularly urgent': Flaxmere food co-op launches from ashes of closed supermarket
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More customers claim supermarkets overcharged them for underweight chicken
Customers find packets are underweight by as much as 75g.
Cost of living squeeze: More than 460,000 Kiwis behind on debt payments
Hardships reported to credit agencies also continue to rise.
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Average household living cost surged 6.2 per cent in year
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Economist says interest rate cuts might have to wait until 2025
Inflation is not falling as quickly as economists expected.
Opinion: In the debate over truancy, we’re leaving out the most important voices
OPINION: There are many reasons why children in NZ are skipping school.
Customer exposes free-range chicken's inflated price after New World store weighs packaging
New World admits it has been charging customers for packaging and liquid.
Parenting report: Recession will shape the financial futures of our kids
Raising children during a recession has hidden future benefits
Recession hits job market as thousands join unemployment queue
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'Irresponsible and dangerous': Customs and DIA look to cut a further 100 roles
The PSA says jobs would be cut from airports and counter-terrorism teams.
Florist business blooming as it celebrates 10 years
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Cooking the Books: The tricks to living a good life for less
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Govt promises to reinvest public sector cost savings in ‘critical front-line services'
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Liam Dann: Why so many Kiwis are leaving for Australia and its stronger economy
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