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Surfer-turned-top property boss reveals secret to being wealthy
Podcast: Ockham's Mark Todd on social inequality, urban design and the beauty of maths
Podcast: Ockham's Mark Todd on social inequality, urban design and the beauty of maths
The Deputy PM is eyeing tax and investment strategies used by other small nations.
RBNZ director of cash and money Ian Woolford says Kiwis still want coins and notes.
OPINION: As the Luxon Government fails, the Opposition needs someone who will step up.
'A high volume of tradies [are] jumping in the ute and trying to grab some of the work'
Tight public sector spending cited as new data sheds light on building activity.
Nicola Willis has set the scene for the upcoming Budget.
It is unsure of the impact land use rule changes will have on how many trees are planted.
Watch: Liam Dann talks gold and interest rates with Pie Funds' Mike Taylor.
The bank is New Zealand's largest.
OPINION: Patrick Phelps responds to Liam Dann's column.
Westpac NZ CEO cites tense geopolitical environment adding to uncertainty.
The ministry accepted another 59 voluntary redundancies last week.
Organisation calls for a capital gains tax, better education and more competition.
The news comes as Hawke's Bay Tourism funding faces an uncertain future.
Why you're paying more for your latte and who's making the profit.
Northland companies call in administrators as the cost of living crisis drags on.
OPINION: Could this be a one-term government?
'After a few weeks, we decided we needed to move' - Goedeke on coming to NZ.
Building downturn the worst in 15 years, bank says, but there's still some optimism.
More firms feeling beaten-up and CTU says it's worried about rising unemployment.
Financial Times: ‘Lack of further progress’ on inflation has complicated plans.
After a bad poll, the Government needs to find a way to make voters feel happier.
Beneath the topline unemployment figures, labour market data was worse than expected.
Most businesses built fewer homes, yet modular builder HouseMe's completions skyrocketed.
Liam Dann answers readers' economic questions and digs beneath headlines.
'There is not a desire for more red tape with the current Government.' - Joanna Pidgeon
More people are out of work, but the rate's still low compared to many previous years.
Financial Times: The 'K-shaped economy' kicks off as consumer habits diverge.