Labour unveils plans for workers, businesses
The minimum wage would rise from $15.75 to $16.50 under Labour.
The minimum wage would rise from $15.75 to $16.50 under Labour.
The Reserve Bank says considerable uncertainty remains.
The New Zealand dollar dropped to a two-week low against the euro.
COMMENT: New legislation eliminating gender disparity could result in companies closing.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed, having gained overnight.
Potential 'billion dollar' gains from America's cup victory, Auckland tourism boss says.
UK banks are now giving out unsecured consumer loans enthusiastically
COMMENT: This election will be about how we define national success.
Who led the country better? We compare National and Labour's nine years in charge.
Three quarters of takeover bids for listed companies are successful, finds Bell Gully.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 36.58 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 7563.69.
Liam Dann discusses record immigration numbers with experts.
Economy Hub: We have hit another migration record so why is house price growth stalling?
COMMENT: Could China be witnessing the beginnings of its own end?
Port of Tauranga the first in New Zealand to handle a million containers in a year.
Kiwi firms are reporting more incidents of conflicts of interest but are reluctant to act.
Saving a 20 per cent deposit for a lower priced home now takes seven years in Auckland.
New Zealand consumer confidence rose to a five-month high on a strong labour market.
Liam Dann sits down for a beer with finance minister Steven Joyce to talk about Bitcoin and the economy.
A group of young Americans living and working in New Zealand seem to think so.
COMMENT:Selling Watercare along with port business would pocket the city up to $5 billion.
A number of external factors corrected themselves in May.
New Zealand consumer confidence reached its highest level since early 2015.
COMMENT: Wage growth is the missing piece of the global economic recovery.
Liam Dann sits down with finance minister Steven Joyce to find out why we aren't getting bigger pay rises.
COMMENT: If Trump wants the best outcome for US economy, he can't do better than Yellen.
COMMENT: The latest GDP figures will have an important influence on the upcoming election.