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OPINION: Kiwis are leaving at record rates, recalling NZ's great late 1970s brain drain.
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Data shows jobs in central government are down significantly, and applications are up.
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OPINION: Non-tradable inflation still worries economists.
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More than 75 per cent of police officers voted against the offer.
'Savage cuts': Ministry of Education and Oranga Tamariki look to slash 1000 jobs
The PSA has called it a 'brutal day' for the public sector.
Inflation falls to lowest rate since June 2021 - annual rate now 4 per cent
Inflation falls in March quarter.
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Editorial: More questions than answers regarding the Government’s new pet bond
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OPINION: There are advantages and disadvantages regarding this perennial question.
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Government to make it easier to evict tenants
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Opinion: Vulnerable, disabled, marginalised targeted - Debbie Ngarewa-Packer
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OCR decision: No change but inflation under control by end of the year
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Opinion: $18m funding boost for travel to healthcare no silver bullet
OPINION: The Government's announcement won't deal with long-running problems.
Business blues bubble to the surface as bad debts rise
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Political Roundup: Should politicians get a big rise? Or a 7.5 per cent pay cut?
Many in Government are being hit with pay cuts or redundancies. Except Parliament.
Will tax cuts make up for the end of cheap public transport?
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OCR preview: Cuts coming but no 'game changer' from RBNZ this week
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Will the oil price rally continue?
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Food inflation across rich nations drops to pre-Ukraine war levels
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