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Cooking the Books podcast: Why smaller houses are suddenly hot property
The property market is flattening off - except for smaller houses
The property market is flattening off - except for smaller houses
COMMENT: Reserve Bank has cut rates to a record low despite economy being far from bleak.
The Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate to a record low 1.5 per cent and signaled further cuts will follow.
The NZ dollar weakened amid jitters over trade negotiations.
One analyst says the decision rests on a knife edge.
Numbers suggest labour market remains tight, but something is keeping pay rises in check.
Labour data for March shows unemployment remains low.
Labour market data due Wednesday will show what impact new Government policies have had.
The latest data shows New Zealanders are feeling more upbeat.
Next time you eat mussels or raw oysters, think of the dire fate that may befall you.
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The New Zealand sharemarket's benchmark NZX-50 Index just broke another record.
COMMENT: All not lost in pursuit of fairer society, says former Tax Working Group's head.
COMMENT: Our Reserve Bank and the Aussie retail banks are headed for an epic showdown.
The St Hill St debacle is a damning sign of council mismanagement and incompetence.
COMMENT: New Zealand First has not been unreasonable in exercising its veto.
'We've embarrassed the Government out of a CGT' says Simon Bridges.
The market is set to become a rollercoaster ride.
ASB economists say costs of new capital requirements will be higher than RBNZ estimates.
The Govt wants the power to veto foreign investment deemed not in the public interest.
Trump said if Ivanka wanted to run for president, she would be hard to beat.
New research reveals the Auckland suburbs not cashing in on the property ladder.
The past three years have jeopardised decades of peace, but there are glimmers of hope.
The collapse of a $10 billion deal is only the tip of the iceberg.
Saving 10pc of an average salary and investing in growth fund could add up to $1.5m.
Comment: NZ and Oz witnessing telling examples of failure to deliver.
Relations between the two countries have improved but risks remain.
COMMENT: Is the world in transition to something better, or something worse?