Seymour: We got a good deal, suggests Act trumps NZ First for ministerial roles
A coalition deal will be signed today and a Government sworn in next week.
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The National leader and Winston Peters are set to meet to discuss ministerial positions.
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Liam Dann: Say cheese... how we’re winning the war on inflation
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RBNZ prints money to protect the dollar
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Cooking the Books: What businesses need to know about a rough economy
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Leaving home: Record net migration loss as Kiwis fly away
Overall net migration gains also hit another record high, at 118,900 arrivals.
Pioneering drinks business strikes trouble, makes arrangement with creditors
List of secured creditors released with deed names those claiming money including IRD.
'Dominos falling' - receivers selling 11 unfinished Auckland apartment blocks
'Wake-up call for anyone pushing the Auckland intensify agenda.'
Liam Dann: New data reveals psychological turning point in inflation fight
Food prices fell in October, led by one culturally significant grocery item.
National, Act, NZ First meeting could happen today - Seymour
However, there have been no sightings of Winston Peters today.
Finally, cheaper cheese - food prices fall in October
New Stats NZ data shows food prices fell in October compared to September.
Editorial: Caretaker Government to continue awaiting coalition agreement
OPINION: These negotiations will be the second-lengthiest in the history of MMP.
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German homebuilding collapse threatens wider economic damage
Financial Times: Once-thriving residential construction industry has slumped.
Townhouse construction funding most popular, land development not so much
Appetite grows for lending to terraces and townhouses.
Liam Dann: Is the ComCom a 22-year-old failure?
OPINION: New Zealand lacks adequate competition in key industries.
Shane Te Pou: We're going to have to fight for better pay
OPINION: This economic strategy failed before, and it will fail again.
New loss on Auckland property deposit linked to $2.3m Mt Eden deal
Both cases have similarities: deposits paid, deals never settled and one man with links.
Concrete data points to NZ building slowdown
Another fall in concrete production indicates an eventual decline in building activity.
Why $65.4b Super Fund is pouring millions into plans for new 5000-residence hub
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'Big loss': Popular Auckland Warehouse store to shut after 28 years
The Warehouse says it is 'extremely disappointed to find ourselves in this situation'.
Tongan economic activity rebounds, significant uncertainties remain
The Pacific island nation's economy is performing strongly but faces growing headwinds.
BNZ profits from rising mortgage rates
BNZ's annual profit rose to $1.5 billion, despite the deteriorating economy.
Job adverts decline sharply, Seek report shows
The job market downturn "solidified" in October, BNZ says.
Failed Newmarket restaurant Inca owes creditors $1.1m: Who wants money?
The restaurant had 'exhausted all other financial options available'.