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'Absolute rot': New Minister pushes back on 'beneficiary bashing' critics
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Job adverts decline sharply, Seek report shows
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Pasifika community in for 'rough ride' under new Government
Act has said it wants to get rid of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.
Māori unemployment rises to 7.6%, as overall rate slightly up at 3.9%
Pasifika unemployment has risen to 6.6 per cent, up 0.6 of a percentage point.
Job market, wage growth ‘cooling’ - what it means for interest rates
Labour market data lands softer than RBNZ expectations.
Unemployment up, wages rise as job market gets more ‘spare capacity’
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The Price of Peters - $10b spending cuts in first year, $20b spending increases
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A lagging pain from the sting of central bank hikes could start to set in.
NZ no longer in recession, GDP result exceeds expectations
Strong exports, IT services, manufacturing helped drive growth in second quarter.
Odds of a soft landing? Seven big questions with S&P Global's chief economist
Visiting New York-based economist Paul Gruenwald outlines the challenges facing the world.
Are we out of recession? Economists make their picks
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Working For Families is failing poor whānau, review won't help
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Simon Wilson: Labour and National are becalmed in a sea of voter scepticism
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