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Unemployment tipped for record low, wage growth for record high
Record low unemployment and high wage growth may be viewed as bad economic news this week.
Record low unemployment and high wage growth may be viewed as bad economic news this week.
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The Data Set is a new fortnightly column exploring the data that affects our lives.
Major surge in economy defies merchants of doom.
Relaxation of Covid rules has come too late for some bookings, say tourism groups.
The stats say median wages are well up - but does your paycheck tell the same story?
Leasing inquiry strong for big new industrial estates at Mt Wellington and Onehunga.
Hospitality is the sector still doing it toughest StatsNZ card transaction data shows.
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Changes to benefits and Working for Families suggested to soften blow of inflation.
Food prices continued to rise in March, led by basic grocery items.
Only 2 per cent of New Zealand's population are farmers, rural study finds.
A large section of our workforce don't get a day off or extra pay on public holidays.
Cost of living rising at the fastest pace since 1990, Statistics New Zealand says.
Increase in card spending providing both confidence and risk for 2022.
Environment Ministry blames fertilisers and says emissions from dairy cows are dropping.
Trusts used to hide relationship property are under attack and may be losing their power.
Covid's return in Australia during June reflected in travel stats.
A new study reveals the full picture of how lockdown temporarily cut NZ's air pollution.
A decline in births in the March quarter has shown there was no lockdown baby boom.
The first full year of closed borders is reflected in the latest migration numbers
The region's population in 2018 was 32,400 and it is predicted to be 30,600 in 2048.
Massey University sociologist says the community has a strong case.
PAYE data suggests employment hasn't recovered as strongly as believed.
While lower interest rates help homeowners, rising rents just add to pressure on the poor.
Researchers warn a rise in unemployment due to Covid could mean more heart attacks.