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'Definitely tough out there': Cost of living '100 per cent' impacting Northland businesses
Northland companies call in administrators as the cost of living crisis drags on.
Northland companies call in administrators as the cost of living crisis drags on.
It's getting a lot of hype but what even is "The Budget"?
OPINION: It's taken years to start causing a serious economic downturn.
OPINION: Could this be a one-term government?
'After a few weeks, we decided we needed to move' - Goedeke on coming to NZ.
Building downturn the worst in 15 years, bank says, but there's still some optimism.
More firms feeling beaten-up and CTU says it's worried about rising unemployment.
Financial Times: ‘Lack of further progress’ on inflation has complicated plans.
After a bad poll, the Government needs to find a way to make voters feel happier.
Liam Dann answers readers' economic questions and digs beneath headlines.
'There is not a desire for more red tape with the current Government.' - Joanna Pidgeon
More people are out of work, but the rate's still low compared to many previous years.
Financial Times: The 'K-shaped economy' kicks off as consumer habits diverge.
The number of businesses in distress is rising.
Extension given as council chases $20.5m+ after selling part-built carpark for $1.
ANZ's April Business Outlook survey show firms are feeling more downbeat.
Rising immigration and more students cited as driving factors.
Kāinga Ora on accounts, aesthetics, Mitre 10 in Waikato, what price a Resido car park?
Inflation is not falling as quickly as economists expected.
Labour market data for the first quarter is due on Wednesday.
OPINION: More than two years after interest rates started rising, Kiwis are downbeat.
OPINION: Momentum is on the rise, but plenty more to do.
'This is about galvanising the membership and Mitre 10 being a co-operative' - Smith
Dogged inflation continues to weigh on financial markets.
Businesses cutting back, surge in imports curtail US GDP growth.
Opinion: Our Fast Track Approvals Bill will help rebuild the economy.
EDITORIAL: New unemployment figures are to be released next week.
Imports take a tumble, kiwifruit and apples get country out of deficit.
Financial Times: Dimon says he’d ‘love to be president, but you’d have to anoint me’.
Liam Dann answers reader questions and digs through the week's economic news.