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Royals post job ad offering less than minimum wage
Buckingham Palace has rushed to correct the 'error'.
BNZ online services back running after second outage in two days
More than 350 people have reported issues with BNZ's services on the website Downdetector.
Lotto Powerball: Jackpot rolls over to Big Wednesday
The big one wasn't struck - but three players win more than $300,000 each.
'So unprofessional': Angry Auckland festivalgoers demand refunds after organiser flop
Refund requests surge at Eden Fest after headliners withdraw and complaints mount.
Households lose $47b in net worth as spending outpaces income
NZ households spent $479m more than they earned, losing $47b in net worth in June quarter.
Two charged in Bluey coin heist; more suspects wanted
Two men charged over a stolen 500kg plallet carrying 63,000 unreleased Bluey coins.
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Lotto Powerball remains unstruck, jackpot rolls over
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Olive oil costs heaps - can local producers come to the rescue?
It’s hard for local producers to compete with European and Aussie oil.
'Unusual': Watchdog concerned at $24m Gumboot Friday funding transparency
The Government announced in May that the ‘I Am Hope’ foundation would receive $6m a year.
Cliff Curtis explains why he's a 'debt-phobe'
Cliff Curtis explains why he's a 'debt-phobe' as he joins the advisory board of Bloxx, the new build-to-own company. Video / Bloxx
Drug bust and Hurricane Milton | Focus Morning Bulletin October 9, 2024
One of New Zealand’s biggest drug busts uncovered, the new policy threatening 20 years behind bars for Kiwis in Bali and Florida braces for another ferocious storm.
Opinion: No matter who's on the Laneway line-up, the festival has nailed one detail
OPINION: In an age of algorithmic pricing, Laneway Festival has made a savvy announcement.
Mark Lister: What 2025 could hold for the NZ dollar's fortunes
OPINON: Whether a stronger currency is good or not depends on your perspective.
Dunedin flood payments: How much you can get - and what it will cover
Payments are available to anyone affected by flooding in the Dunedin City Council area.
Are you better off than your neighbours? Map reveals income by area
Kiwis can now find out which region has the highest median income.
How much will school holidays hit your pocket?
Hanging out with the kids? For some Kiwi parents, school holidays do not come cheap.
Your friend has more money than you do. How can your relationship survive?
New York Times: Financial disparities can strain friendships, but not all are doomed.
Food insecurity is a national emergency - Opinion
There are 1.4 million meals that we won’t be delivered.
PhD study measures wealth through a Tongan lens
'We invest in our relationships, we invest in our families, we invest in each other.'
ANZ branch continues its 150-year legacy in Tauranga
The opening marked 'a new beginning for ANZ in Tauranga'.
'I love him even more': Twin responds to brother's surfing injury
“Everything we do now is about protecting Matt’s mana” while he undergoes treatment.
Federal Reserve cuts rate by 0.50%: What it means for markets and inflation
OPINON: The Federal Reserve has started its easing cycle with a bang.
Jon Toogood on making a living in the arts and learning to value yourself
Listen: Jon Toogood discusses his financial journey with Liam Dann.
Paul Henry puts Remuera masterpiece up for sale
NZ celebrity Paul Henry announces his half acre Remuera proprty is going up for sale, and you'll have to be rich. Video / PH
Eye-watering $237m debts run up by failed Du Val, first statutory report reveals
'A number of limitations in respect of these financial records' - PwC on Du Val entities.
Are you getting ripped off with sub-par olive oil?
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Inland Revenue raises capital gains tax questions
The department has been addressing whether the country needs a new form of tax.
'Plant was too small' - pre-cast concrete manufacturer ups production 50%
Father emigrated to New Zealand with $10 in his pocket then founded a growing business.
The $200,000 mistake thousands of KiwiSavers made
Conservative KiwiSaver funds have returned an average 4.1% a year over 10 years.
Polkinghorne trial and e-scooters | Focus Morning Bulletin September 24, 2024
How sex worker Madison Ashton reacted to 'botched' Polkinghorne case, last-ditch effort to save the iconic Chateau Tongariro and high hopes for new e-scooter contracts.