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Liam Dann: Town v Country – Big cities left behind in economic recovery
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Matthew Hooton: If superannuation can’t be cut, wage subsidies must be
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The bank cut the Official Cash Rate but gave few clues as to what it will do next.
Another rate cut expected as new RBNZ Governor fronts for first time
The Reserve Bank will produce new forecasts amid a period of extreme uncertainty.
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New Reserve Bank survey shows business inflation expectations rising
The Reserve Bank has launched a new survey of business expectations.
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More businesses than ever are seeking help with restructuring amid rising unemployment.
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Huge new retail outlets opening this year and next are set to change Auckland's shops.
Two private equity firms reportedly circling Spark
Some analysts say the stock is oversold.
Spark confirms outsourcing deal, reveals number of NZ jobs lost
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Ryan Bridge: I hereby request a pay equity claim for NZ v Aus
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Minister fears scheme is too broad and unsustainable.
Health NZ confirms roles cut, despite ongoing legal challenge
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'Wave of opportunity' – 120 new jobs, some require no experience
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Liam Dann: After Orr – is it time for a Reserve Bank reset?
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Upbeat outlook: Westpac economists see recovery gathering steam
Strong export prices are helping to drive the economic recovery.
'Like having our throats cut': Couple called into meeting, both told their jobs were gone
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The labour market remained weak and disinflationary, economists say.
Unemployment remains unchanged at 5.1%
The labour market remains subdued despite better-than-expected result.
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Unemployment set to rise to highest level in nearly a decade
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NZ's billion-dollar builders revealed as new king of construction emerges
The country's busiest commercial builder secured $1.2 billion of work last year.
Business confidence falls as tariff turmoil takes a toll
The new survey still pointed to some signs of economic recovery.