Lawsuit threat from Avatar producers sees Govt scrap film subsidy cuts
Saving jobs and avoiding lawsuits cited for leaving rising Hollywood aid as is.
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Mayor suggest free tram travel for city street
Trams are on their way for Auckland - could travel be free on one section?
Kiwi dollar keeps on falling
The New Zealand dollar dropped to a new two-and-a-half year low.
Comment: Ignore business confidence but worry about bumpy times ahead
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
Europe's 'death wish' has never been stronger
COMMENT: Recession worries are edging on to radar screens.
Audrey Young: Exemption saga for iwi by no means over
COMMENT: The Govt should insist on getting more information before deciding on next steps.
Parker: Cabinet approved iwi exemption
Winston Peters launches fierce defence of David Parker over Te Arai exemption.
Unique research helps set Waikato business agenda
Waikato great place to live and play - work well-being score not so much.
Feedback sought on living standards indicators
Treasury seeks public's view on wellness indicators.
Liam Dann: Cold facts don't diminish need to look after farmers
COMMENT: When it comes to biosecurity it's in national interest to stay calm and clinical.
Could NZ's economy survive a China crisis?
How would NZ do if China's economy stalled? Treasury says it wouldn't be pretty.
Matthew Hooton: KiwiBuild descends into farce
Among the sceptics are the Treasury and Reserve Bank.
Your Views: Government's bad debt; Mike Hosking and balloons
Readers write about government debt; Mike Hosking; judge's failings and the Maori nation
PM scolds Twyford for Treasury 'kids' comment
Phil Twyford's comments about Treasury officials went too far, says PM.
New report slams 'disgusting' family carers policy
Study finds discontent and scepticism about commitment to paying family carers.
Tamihere: I've had enough of faceless bureaucrats
John Tamihere reckons we don't get value for our money from our top public servants.
Revealed: Diplomats behaving badly in NZ
Most recent case is over rental dispute, there have been much more serious cases.
Hundreds of people buy faulty homes in Christchurch
A court will decide who will be liable to pay for the many failed repairs on the homes.
Scotland looks to NZ for economic blueprint
New Zealand model key to Scottish National Party's push for independence after Brexit.
Ganesh Nana: Govt's focus moves past balance sheet
COMMENT: Treasury's adoption of '4 capitals approach' to economic measurement heartening.
Economy Hub: Can economists measure well-being?
Economy Hub: Treasury has started including 'well-being' in its economic analysis.
Audrey Young: Able Adams faces hard grind in finance
COMMENT: It would be a mistake for Amy Adams to view Grant Robertson as an easy target.
Spying claims: Crown entity 'needed security to protect staff'
Southern Response Chairman Ross Butler says its security was needed to protect staff.
Reserve Bank untroubled by market turmoil
The Reserve Bank left rate unchanged but shifts forecasts for stronger growth out to 2019.
Treasury admits blunder over child poverty
The new projections wont be ready until the second half of February.
Foreign buyer ban: Treasury warns of unintended consequences
Treasury sounds warning over the rush to ban overseas purchases of existing NZ homes
Economy can cope with Government's plans
Treasury expects new Government's plans will lift economic activity.
Disciplined but ambitious says Robertson
The 100-day plan has been factored into new forecasts but not the coalition deals.
Govt set to implement centre-piece of campaign
The great tax debate is set to ramp up on Thursday.
Treasury warns: No standards creates gap
Officials don't know how they will allocate funding that was based on national standards.
Super Fund boss Adrian Orr named new Reserve Bank Governor
Super Fund chief executive Adrian Orr has been named new governor of the Reserve Bank
Twyford wants 2000 state homes built
The new Housing Minister says he makes no apologies for being ambitious about housing.
12 Questions: Ian Short, investment banker
Former Lehman Brothers investment banker Ian Short has come home to address climate change