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Why is the Govt slashing thousands of public sector jobs - and how will it affect Wellington?
ANALYSIS: The Government's cuts will hurt, but their wider impact might be muted.
ANALYSIS: The Government's cuts will hurt, but their wider impact might be muted.
Westpac economists highlight the Swiftflation effect, BNZ urges RBNZ to shake it off.
Overseas visitor numbers up, but still not at pre-pandemic levels.
Rickii-Lee Parekura is using data collection to empower her iwi.
More productive soil is eroding or being used for urban development.
'For every three people coming into New Zealand, we need a new house.' - Mike Blackburn.
It's tactical: How working couples make their hybrid work situations suit them.
A 12-point list of the many builder failures lately.
OPINION: The pay gap actually has little to do with employers short-changing women.
Just how deep will the cuts go in the race to cut spending?
Second ex-bank HQ offices to be converted into a hotel, after InterContinenal Auckland.
Statistics released this morning show there were 19,071 more births than deaths in 2023.
Latest migration figures put New Zealand’s population at 5,305,600.
New data shows the labour market holding firm despite record immigration.
Just 80% of consents result in construction now, down from 95% previously: one estimate.
The cost of living is outpacing inflation - up 7 per cent. But there is good news.
More talented, not 'desperate and dateless', NZ citizens than ever before may have left.
Electronic card spending fell at the end of last year which might be bad news for retail.
The CPI has been around for more than 100 years, so is a window to our past.
There is no Stats NZ cruise ship data, but local businesses say their own numbers speak.
The guinea pig economy, or as bad as Equatorial Guinea?
Cost of vegetables increases after adverse weather events, disease.
Stats NZ data showed card spending was up across all categories last month.
Overall trade just shy of $50b as travel the star performer in sluggish field.
Tough slog for Kiwi shops confirmed in new statistics.
Metal adds a lustre to export but China trade tumbles.
Two big events made in the US, and one made in China, aim to ignite retail fortunes.
Spending in retail industries fell 0.7 per cent compared to September, down by $44m.
Overall net migration gains also hit another record high, at 118,900 arrivals.
Another fall in concrete production indicates an eventual decline in building activity.