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Monopoly Man: Why Shane Jones is splashing cash in the provinces
The Regional Development Minister says he'll take 'coal before dole' any day.
Four economic truths that explain the US’ bizarre election
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Departing airline says operating costs are crippling
Operator takes pleads for more support to keep flights running
Young Kiwis leaving for Australia: The brain drain deepens
Keeping Kiwis in NZ is vital to balancing the books.
Former MP named new Te Puia board chairman
'His experience in governance, management and business will be an asset.'
Pound falls as UK inflation declines more than expected to 1.7%
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Economists warn of lasting economic changes after New Zealand’s high inflation
‘Never seen such a sustained period of financial stress.’
Diplomat says Russian attacks on ships, Ukraine farmers show need for NZ support
Machinations around oil and shipping as Ukraine faces tough winter.
Liam Dann: What the inflation fall means for interest rates
New inflation data may clear a path for more aggressive interest rate cuts.
Health sector woes contribute to ACC's books plunging $7.2b into deficit
The Government is to decide whether to increase ACC levies.
What to consider when picking a home loan rate
The OCR cut of 50bps is great for interest rates, but what does it mean for buyers?
Consumers Price Index inflation falls to 2.2%
Inflation fell to 2.2% year-on-year, well below the June quarter and also slightly below consensus forecasts of 2.3%. Video / Alyse Wright
'End of crushing price rises' as inflation falls
Inflation was down significantly in the latest quarter.
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OPINION: Is the economy really so bad it requires a radical response?
Treasury asks itself why its forecasts are wrong, sanctions on the table
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Trio of economists wins Nobel Prize for work on wealth of nations
Financial Times: Three commended for advancing understanding of inequality.
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Simon Wilson: The shockers for Govt hiding in the Mood of the Boardroom
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Inflation preview: Annual price rises expected to be below 3% for first time since 2021
While the price of imported goods has fallen, domestic inflation remains too high.