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National MP: Party 'dodged bullet' when Winston chose Labour
Chris Finlayson says National dodged a bullet when Winston Peters chose Labour.
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A2 Milk leads sharemarket higher
The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 2 points, or 0.025 per cent, to 7976.43
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Trade Minister David Parker says investment settings are more important than trade deals.
Bermuda's $475m America's Cup boost
The America's Cup has proven to have economic benefits for Bermuda.
O'Connor says state should help those in need
New MP Greg O'Connor says the state should help those stuck in gangs or needing healthcare
Dealing with annoying workmates
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Lion, Simpson Grierson recognised at Equal Pay Awards
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Brian Fallow: Why the long faces about the economy?
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Coalition of 'losers' has happened before
Comment: The politics and economy of New Zealand today have a precedent in Japan.
Economy Hub: Reserve Bank's latest call
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It's goodbye to the BRICs, hello Africa
Move from country to cities will drive world growth, says consultant.
RBNZ backs decision-making committee but wants to keep it in-house
RBNZ backs decision-making committee but wants to keep it in-house.
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Bullying has a toxic ripple effect, impacting on the whole work group.
RBNZ says changes won't make a difference
RBNZ's Spencer keeps rates on hold, brings forward chance of first hike to June 2019.
Price fall drags on dairy forecast
Whole milk powder down 5.5 per cent, banks say weaker dollar will ease effect on farmers.
Stockmarket dips as milk firms fall
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed down 9.25 points, or 0.1 per cent, at 8040.42.
How women should ask for a pay rise
Female employees are likely to be putting in the hard yards, a Kiwi business expert says.
Second bank boss has pay dip
A second Kiwi bank boss has seen a drop in his remuneration package.
Orchard worker sacked for taking Labour Day off
An orchard worker sacked by text message for taking Labour Day off.
Market relieved as Govt sets out Reserve Bank plan
The release of plans for monetary policy reform did not spook currency markets