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Inflation hits 30-year high: Luxon says Govt 'addicted to wasteful spending'
Act has proposed scrapping "zombie" govt departments, Greens want benefit increases.
Act has proposed scrapping "zombie" govt departments, Greens want benefit increases.
Cheree Kinnear takes to the streets of Auckland city to find out how Kiwis are being affected by the latest increases to inflation. Video / NZ Herald
Largest movement since the June 1990 quarter.
Inflation set for 30-year high, could Waiwera make a comeback and polyamorous relationships under the microscope at Immigration NZ in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
StatsNZ releases Consumer Price Index data for the March quarter this Thursday.
OPINION: Our editorial on today's announcement of the CPI for the March 2022 quarter.
OPINION: Inflation is bad news for the Govt, but could anyone have done a better job?
OPINION: Most of these responses come with a sting in the tail.
Luxon says Kiwi farmers are already "the most carbon-efficient in the world".
Extended supply issues caught out central banks, Adrian Orr told the IMF.
Official inflation figures are set to rise when they are released on Thursday.
OPINION: John Gascoigne writes our current straits have been decades in the making.
Right of Reply: Union responds to Richard Prebble column.
Central banks' hawkish move to end large-scale asset purchases and raise interest rates
There ain't no inflation debate like a Texas-sized inflation debate.
OPINION: Signs all pointing to an economic hard landing
New REINZ data shows the housing market cooling faster than expected, economists say.
Reserve Bank has opted to turn up the volume in its message to businesses setting prices.
Food prices continued to rise in March, led by basic grocery items.
Interest rates are headed higher after the official cash rate was hiked this afternoon.
OPINION: The Reserve Bank is due to make a decision on the cash rate today.
NZIER survey shows business confidence low across the board as cost pressures mount.
Omicron-related nervousness likely to remain a drag on spending for some time.
Odds are evenly split on the RBNZ delivering a double shot to interest rates this week.
Lockdown is curbing Chinese demand for fuel and putting downward pressure on oil prices.
As New Zealand reconnects with the world it's time for a fresh look at our image.
When US Treasury yield curves invert it's usually bad news. Can this time be different?
Some providers have already confirmed price hikes are on the way.
Many make spending changes, but expert says "people aren't panicking, they are adjusting".
Plan comes as US central bank likely to implement 0.5% rate rises at future meetings