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Small tourism business plans to fight "unjust" employer penalty.
University staff ready for strike action today
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Kathy Spencer: Income insurance 'poorly executed'
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ERA's decision on penalty was influenced by the firm's "culture of swearing".
'Unusually explicit' Reserve Bank tone points to higher mortgage rates
Higher mortgage rates on the cards if the market assessment of RBNZ's wording is right.
OCR raised to 3.5pc, RBNZ considered more radical hike
The hike takes the OCR from 3 per cent to 3.5 per cent.
Auckland sale prices plunge $180,000 in 10 months
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House value drops forecast to continue, interest rates rising
Wellington continues to experience the weakest performance in New Zealand.
Business sees 'light at end of the tunnel' - NZIER survey
Retailers are most gloomy but signs emerging that inflation is starting to ease.
Another OCR rate hike planned amid dark global outlook
Mortgage rates are already creeping up as expectations for the OCR peak rise
Worries cost of living will weigh on KiwiSaver contributions
Contribution rates dip for active members while fees continue to rise.
Jenée Tibshraeny: NZ unlikely to go down the path of the UK
Voters more likely to have tantrums over politicians' spending plans than markets.
'They treated me like an idiot': Top union boss fumes with bank after hackers drain accounts
'I was utterly determined I was going to get my money back.'
Liam Dann: Brace yourself for an action-packed inflation reveal this month
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'Treated like a criminal': Sacked cook did nothing wrong says judge
Niwa accepts the court's decision and hopes former ship's cook can now 'move forward'.
Security driver felt 'left out' when colleagues spoke foreign language
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Dollar dive: How bad is the kiwi's slump really?
The US dollar has surged, rocking currencies all over the world. How did the kiwi hold up?
'Insane': Gloriavale member says allegations against community are 'laughable'
Vigilant Standtrue wrote a book about how to train children - but leaders found out.
The 'perfect storm' driving down the NZ dollar
'Financial markets have put fiscal policy on notice' - ANZ strategist.
Richard Prebble: Why the kiwi dollar has been slammed
Without a balanced budget and higher OCR, we're on the same path as Turkey or the UK.
Adrian Orr: Tightening cycle is 'well-advanced'
Adrian Orr notes 'every currency in the world is declining against the USD'.
What's behind the big kiwi dollar dive?
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Unions float sweeping policy wish list ahead of election year
Govt investment bank and four-day work week trial among policy ideas proposed by the CTU.
Investors pile into insurance against market sell-offs
A surge in put options reflects fears of more asset price falls.
Sasha Borissenko: Strange UK laws you've probably broken
A list of some of the peculiar laws to come out of the motherland.
Couples seek wedding cash gifts to fuel home dreams
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Liam Dann: Where's the post-pandemic party?
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Gen Zers are now old enough to be your boss - what's their leadership style?
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Sex workers 'pay to work' as strip clubs ask for bonds and deduct fines from their wages.