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Leighton Smith: The money revolution is in motion
COMMENT: Is the world in transition to something better, or something worse?
COMMENT: Is the world in transition to something better, or something worse?
Task force says major changes needed to tackle challenges facing the planet.
Bill English and Tony Ryall evaded the question with nonsensical replies.
PM has the option of calling an early election. She would be wise to give it some thought.
High debt has taken its toll on NZ and Australian dairy co-ops.
Business NZ released a report that estimates the "economic drag" of a proposed CGT.
Rates might be low but tougher lending criteria is putting the squeeze on business.
The company is building for passenger numbers forecast to double in the next 20 years.
Economy Hub: Loans getting cheaper but harder to get
Hong Kong's Cyberport has a vision to "be the hub for digital technology.
A circular economy could solve NZ's waste woes and free up billions, a top thinker says.
Another grim business confidence survey points to a rate cut in May economists say.
Australian house prices fell further in February, with Sydney in the worst shape
Shane Jones insights on this Government’s first Wellbeing Budget.
COMMENT: Our Reserve Bank has followed US in a retreat from higher interest rates - again.
Comment: Reserve Bank has signalled the economy is slowing but still strong.
Safer banking is a noble goal, but how unsafe are banks now?
COMMENT: Interest rates look like being lower for longer, but should we cheer this?
Earlier: The Reserve Bank has kept its official cash rate (OCR) on hold at 1.75 per cent, as expected, but said the next move is likely to be down.
The Reserve Bank has kept its official cash rate on hold at 1.75 per cent.
Small businesses expect the economy to worsen in the next 12 months.
Biological emissions from farms should be policed differently to CO2, watchdog says.
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep its OCR on hold at 1.75 pct.
COMMENT: It is the right and moral thing to do.
Schoolchildren see the need to curb emissions - so why don't the grown-ups?
Economists believe Australia is starting to look a lot like Ireland in 2007.
Signs of slowing economy has dulled consumer confidence.
Estimates for quarterly GDP growth - due on Thursday - range from 0.3 to 0.8 per cent.