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Labour out, National in - either way, neoliberalism wins again
OPINION: Regardless of the election result, a form of austerity was always going to win.
OPINION: Regardless of the election result, a form of austerity was always going to win.
Economists are reassessing their interest rate outlooks after inflation data surprised.
An ambitious project to grow fresh food for the community is under way in Taupō.
Now that National looks set to govern, here's what they've promised to get rid of.
The Consumers Price Index for the third quarter is due out on Tuesday.
Inflation and the fiscal deficit will remain big challenges for the incoming Government.
OPINION: There is already speculation about who might line up to replace Chris Hipkins.
OPINION: Labour won the pandemic war, but did not know how to win the peace that followed.
OPINION: Should Sanitarium be allowed tax breaks?
Foodstuffs rejects claim dismissing "loyalty".
It might be selling more in a cost-of-living crisis, but its profits are weak.
'We’re spending around $5000 or $6000 a month.'
OPINION: Banks make money from our complacency.
Other issues highlighted to candidates were the cost of housing and climate change.
What's driving high fruit & vegetable prices? Industry experts explain.
OPINION: They seem to change the price almost every week these days.
Katikati College students help feed the community through Kura Kai.
OPINION: Bryan Bruce asks how can we do things differently to benefit all?
Māori and poor communities will not benefit by GST removal from fruit and vege
OPINION: What can be done, legally, to prevent supermarkets ripping us off?
Her how-to book spawned out of her popular Instagram page @mrs.evans.garden.
On the path to lower inflation, a few nasty surprises could still trip us up.
Believe it or not, food prices took a dive, for a change, in July.
'Anger rising' at inequality: Church deacon, unions among wealth tax rally backers.
Hospitality and wholesalers say they have no access to the staple ingredient.
Plant-based alternatives have grown in popularity but there's still work to be done.
How the economic slowdown is stretching household budgets.
OPINION: NZ First claims it will save us from "racism and separatism".
Financial Times: Action from India comes the same week as Russia targets wheat.
The inflation level dropped off, but it still remains too high for comfort.