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New data from REINZ shows house prices sank further in May.
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Liam Dann: Why slashing govt spending right now would be a bad idea
How we spend government money matters but austerity policies won't help beat inflation.
More mortgage pain - Reserve Bank delivers double rate hike
The RBNZ has warned of much higher rates to come pushing its OCR peak to almost 4 per cent
Liam Dann: Blunt force trauma - how much OCR pain can the economy take?
How hard will the RBNZ hit the economy as it chases down inflation in coming months?
Liam Dann: Economy has 'headroom' to handle challenges
Kiwis are getting gloomy but S&P Global Ratings retains confidence in NZ economic outlook.
Income insurance scheme a step closer as law passes
It means ACC can look into implementing the $3.5 billion income insurance scheme.
Trades training receives $230m boost in Budget 2022
The investment will provide support for another 24,000 apprentices.
Roger Partridge: Border announcements a mix of half-measures, muddled thinking
OPINION: NZ's border settings continue to confound, NZ Initiative chairman writes.
Solo dad on benefit says he'll be no better off working for minimum wage
'I can understand why there is a reluctance to move away from the safety net benefits.'
Editorial: Big correction was overdue but it still hurts
A short, shallow recession may actually be the quickest way to beat inflation.
BNZ economist: Chances of recession 'rising by the day'
The chances of getting through this interest rate cycle with a "soft landing" are fading.
Liam Dann: Tight labour market points to more inflation ahead
Unemployment is low but how is it defined and how does it compare to benefit numbers?
'Show contrition': Nicola Willis' anger as housing market boils over
Messy unemployment data and the Financial Stability Report were released today.
Wage growth soars as unemployment holds steady at record low
Stats NZ data shows the official unemployment rate has held steady at 3.2 per cent.
Unemployment tipped for another record low
Labour shortages have likely driven the strongest wage growth since 2009.
RBA hikes rates for first time in 11 years
It was the first Aussie rate rise during an election campaign since 2007.
The Kiwi industry that's forecast to need more than 200,000 workers - and the lure of Oz
The Work and Income scheme grants $16,000 over two years to apprentices
The Exodus: Recruitment tips from the masters of selling
The war for staff is raging. So how do you stand out when everyone wants the same thing?
Liam Dann: Why a recession could be good for us
With record low unemployment a short sharp inflation beating recession might not be so bad
Liam Dann: Five things the Govt could do to ease inflation pain
OPINION: Most of these responses come with a sting in the tail.
Liam Dann: Inflation debate's about to get bigger than Texas
There ain't no inflation debate like a Texas-sized inflation debate.
OCR preview: Rates sure to rise - but by how much?
Odds are evenly split on the RBNZ delivering a double shot to interest rates this week.
Liam Dann: The brain drain returns as NZ reboots migration
Labour shortages will get worse before they get better.
Editorial: Minimum wage, benefit increases - the joke is on the Government
OPINION: Our editorial on increases in main benefit rates and minimum wage from today.
Jobs strength points to even lower unemployment - survey
No shortage of jobs but wages are struggling to keep up, employment survey finds.
Watch: Grant Robertson - 'I understand the fear ... but there are better times ahead'
Finance Minister talks to Liam Dann about inflation, the polls and the next Budget.
Inflation Nation: Why the cost of living is rising and what we can do about it
The pandemic triggered the return of inflation, now war has amplified the price pain.
Liam Dann: Inflation is now Ardern's biggest problem
"It's not our fault" is not a sustainable political strategy, even if it is largely true.
New paid MYOB programme will pave way for women into tech roles
New MYOB programme will pay women to train in sought-after technology roles.
Gen Z economist: 'I don't know if working hard gets you a house these days'
Twenty-something economist Brad Olsen has never let his youth hold him back.
Underserved learners miss out on billions in lost wages
Those who miss out are more likely to be Maori, Pasifika or have a disability.
Liam Dann: Where Kiwis will pay the price for Putin's war
We will feel the shock of war at the petrol pump, on our investments and interest rates.
'Time to pay the Covid bill': Westpac's latest economic outlook
A slower rebound for the tourism sector has contributed to forecast downgrades.
Unemployment insurance: 'Don't buy the baloney'
Opinion: An economics professor cuts through the criticism of the job insurance scheme.