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Govt pledges more repeals as Parliament enters final week, mini-Budget to be unveiled
Nicola Willis is promising to lift the lid on Labour's so-called 'fiscal cliffs'.
Nicola Willis is promising to lift the lid on Labour's so-called 'fiscal cliffs'.
I spent the last fortnight reading 2000 pages of Budget documents.
OPINION: It was worse than expected then better than expected but then it was worse again.
OPINION: Our market is heavily weighted to defensive businesses that pay dividends.
The Herald has mapped data from the Ministry of Transport.
The guinea pig economy, or as bad as Equatorial Guinea?
The economy shrank in the third quarter as households spent less and exports fell.
OPINION: If there's an upside to grim GDP data, it may be we'll get through this sooner.
NZ wholesale interest rates have fallen sharply after US Fed news and NZ's GDP fall.
'Fearless champion for NZ companies and investors' to be commemorated in new premises.
Parliament works under urgency while protests take over its lawns, safety concerns after mega-ferries project gets scrapped and why Israel’s becoming increasingly isolated on the world stage in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / AP / Getty / NZHerald
Inflation looks set to fall well below 5 per cent by the end of the year.
Cost of vegetables increases after adverse weather events, disease.
Tourism prevents NZ's current account deficit from falling deeper into the red.
Auckland-based investor Still has expanded its portfolio.
Turkeys, petrol and unrealistic Insta-glam expectations may influence the mood of voters.
Stats NZ data showed card spending was up across all categories last month.
Citizens of India, the Philippines, China, Fiji and South Africa drove net migration gain.
One customer had paid $55,000 in advance and didn’t have the products.
Economists warn that high net migration is inflating topline GDP.
Oil markets have delivered a welcome reminde the world is a very different place in 2023.
OPINION: Sir Richard Taylor's inspiration was not lost on the Deloitte Top 200 crowd.
The businesses were in receivership till last April but repaid creditors $5m to escape.
A combination of four factors was cited as reasons for the change.
A standoff between the money market and the Reserve Bank could mean lower mortgage rates.
The dairy co-op has raised its milk price and earnings forecasts for the year.
OPINION: With this coalition’s founding documents, we may be on the winning side.
New Zealand’s economic ties with Asean have undergone significant growth.
Will the slow, steady increase in house prices become a summer surge?
Financial Times: Rating agency cites increasing risks to growth, property sector crisis.