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NZ Herald sits down to talk with Retail NZ chief executive, Carolyn Young. Video / Jason Dorday
Treasury backs RBNZ focus on inflation
However, officials are worried about chopping and changing the Reserve Bank Act.
Opening of Te Arikinui Pullman Auckland Airport Hotel
The Te Arikinui Pullman Hotel Auckland Airport Hotel has opened after 4 years of construction. Video / Auckland Airport
First look: Inside the new $800 a night luxury Pullman hotel at Auckland Airport
Te Arikinui Pullman Hotel offers rooms for up to $820 a night.
Biden goes into 2024 with economy getting stronger, but voters feel horrible
Turkeys, petrol and unrealistic Insta-glam expectations may influence the mood of voters.
Retail spending up in November but retail outlook remains ‘cautious’
Stats NZ data showed card spending was up across all categories last month.
Immigration boom: Annual net migration gain nears 130,000, smashing records
Citizens of India, the Philippines, China, Fiji and South Africa drove net migration gain.
Inviol uses AI to spot workplace safety issues
Startup Inviol uses AI to spot safety issues in the workplace. Video / Inviol
More Mitre 10 layoffs: 14 made redundant at North Shore HQ
A spokeswoman said those leaving were offered support.
Fruit shortage: Supply issues in lead-up to Christmas
Cyclone Gabrielle decimated crops in Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne.
Two construction companies, directors charged with alleged bid rigging
Country’s first-ever criminal prosecution for cartel conduct.
Prime Minister unfazed, tooth fairy fined and gas demand | Focus Morning Bulletin, December 12
The Government stamps its mark on a new era, Kaikohe tooth fairy fined for helping desperate locals and when gas demand could outstrip supply in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZHerald
Cost of living: Many will cut back spending this Christmas
The cost of living Grinch is here for another year.
'Bring it on' says market to possible big Port of Tauranga shares sale by council
Bay of Plenty council's big stake makes port shares harder to buy.
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Finding the market’s silver linings for 2023
OPINION: Not many of us could have predicted the events of the past 12 months.
Brace for economic slowdown, no recession but lower growth for longer - NZIER
This Thursday's GDP data may stay positive but the outlook is far from upbeat.
Property Insider: New marae, waananga planned for Te Motu a Hiaroa/Puketutu Island
Next major step in rehabilitating the debased landscape where maunga were removed.
Truck certificate of fitness delays cause hassles
Truckies are hoping somebody coughs up a solution to serious testing delays.
'I sympathise': Liquidator on 16 customers of failed double-glazer
One customer had paid $55,000 in advance and didn’t have the products.
Reserve Bank would think twice before removing LVR mortgage restrictions again
Regulator makes case for introduction of debt-to-income restrictions.
Market close: Two takeover moves and a possible sell-down make for intriguing day
Amid the excitement, the NZ sharemarket slipped nearly half a per cent.
Luxon bullish on India trade deal, despite India’s misgivings
The Prime Minister talked down the former Government's trade achievements.
Ian McCrae: How Te Whatu Ora strangled the health tech Golden Goose
Despite the flood of spending the agency appears to be angling for even more money.
Mystery player makes non-binding offer for Rakon
Rakon has received a non-binding offer at a big premium to its market price.
Watch: Why this man flew from San Fran to NZ for only 4hrs
Why Carl Brothers flew to NZ from San Fransisco and back in a day.
Watch: The highs and lows of owning a small business in NZ
Kurt MacIntosh runs Auckland's Eagle Bar.
One NZ layoffs: 'This is not about AI taking people’s jobs'
Move comes against the backdrop of transition to being "an AI-led" telco.
Fruit processing tech under threat along with jobs in company shake-up
Will Tomra take out services and maintenance to fruit export sector?
Focus: The highs and lows of being a small business owner in NZ
Owning a business for more than 10 years is no easy feat, with a person more likely to live to 100 than to be in operation for a decade. Video / Master Card / Corey Fleming
Ram raid and botched burglary perplexes Katikati bar co-owner
The Boohai Thirsty Liquor and Sports Bar was targeted in a ram raid.
Did Luxon inherit a recession? - new economic growth data due this week
Economists warn that high net migration is inflating topline GDP.
Tomra staff to learn fate this week, layoffs after Christmas
Employees at a brand new Hamilton site are among those in the firing line.
Chemist Warehouse eyed up in huge merger bid
Brash newcomer would merge to create huge new pharmacy company.