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Lack of business investment is slowing growth - economist
Slowing growth: Labour productivity has increased by just 0.1 per cent a year since 2013.
Kawerau: Only 38 per cent at school regularly
Regular school attendance improves slightly, but still shows yawning decile gaps.
Your say: Council not setting example, Poll unwise, All one family
Letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Trump doubles down on shutdown plan, as Democrats call it 'non-starter'
As Trump addresses shutdown, here are 50 ways America is struggling right now.
Day in shutdown life: Free mac and cheese, empty accounts
26 days into the shutdown, there doesn't seem to be much of a premium on logic.
Comment: US economic recovery alive and well
COMMENT: Markets think it's the end of the recovery, but the economy feels fine.
US economy smashes job growth predictions sparking Wall Street frenzy
The data reassured investors concerned about a possible recession.
Guessing game: Kiwis rank 2nd in 10-question global quiz
We overestimate immigration and underestimate global warming.
The bull market is dead, the stockmarket party is over
COMMENT: Bull market is over and we're entering a new and risky phase of economic cycle.
Is Labour to blame for the jump in striking businesses?
Why are we seeing more strike action? Is it back to the 1970s or just an overdue catch up?
Hosking: We're a country of lazy, excuse-making sloths
COMMENT: Kiwis think that they are too good for seasonal work.
Liam Dann: A gloomy outlook is as Kiwi as jandals and mince pies
COMMENT: We tend to see pessimism as a healthy view.
NZ hits 'full employment' - is this as good as it gets?
What does the lowest unemployment rate in 10 years really mean for the economy?
Liam Dann: Unemployment fall a win for Government
COMMENT: Unemployment a complex issue but still a piece of economic data that counts.
Watch: Universal basic income and the jobs apocalypse
Will robots steal white-collar and blue-collar jobs alike?
Unemployment falls to lowest level since the GFC
Unemployment has fallen to 3.9 per cent the lowest level since June 2008
The AI apocalypse: are robots really coming for your job?
'The big losers are the middle-men'
What will shake or boost stock markets this month
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
US economy v NZ - why the winner isn't who you think
If you think the US economy is roaring away while NZ slumps - better think again.
Big Read: Argentines head to soup kitchen as crisis bites
Argentines are struggling in what was once one of the world's most prosperous nations.
Kiwis pouring into fuel efficient cars, buyers face delays
VW Polo buyers face delays due to the high demand.
Comment: Why Trump deserves some credit for the booming US economy
COMMENT: The US President is at least partly responsible for some progress of the economy.
More jobs, so kids are staying in school
Stability in school rolls has improved most for low-decile, Māori and Northland children.
Comment: Ignore business confidence but worry about bumpy times ahead
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
The markets keep going up. Is it time to sell?
With the market tipping near its Everest, many investors are wondering whether to sell.
Migration torrent slows - but only just
Makeup of migrants heads in the right direction, but work needed on KiwiBuild visas.
'Dual pathways' axed to expand trades academies
Funding shift creates 1060 extra trades academies places for Year 12 students.
Young people get dole for work in new apprentice scheme
Jacinda Ardern: "Mana in Mahi is all about supporting our young people."
Small Business: Why small firms get employment law wrong
HR professional Thai-Anh Cooper talks about where Kiwi employers are going wrong.
Dad calls cops on unemployed son
Man was slammed by officers after he called up twice to complain about his deadbeat son.
Analysts react to The Warehouse's plans to cut 180 staff
Analysts say the move could help steady the retailer's declining profitability.
Mark Lister: A half-year economic scorecard
The local economy remains solid, but there are increasing signs of a slowdown.