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Budget 2024: Shane Te Pou on Government's tax cuts
Shane Te Pou says tax cuts can't disguise austerity for many Kiwi families. Video / NZ Herald
Liam Dann: Willis blurs the line between austerity and stimulus
OPINION: Does the bob-each-way strategy leave Government vulnerable to pleasing no one?
Budget could put more pressure on RBNZ - economists
Economists warn the Budget is likely to be inflationary.
Budget 2024: 'Responsible' and 'no-frills' - business sector weighs in
Industry leaders give their verdict on today's Budget announcement.
Kiwirail’s big Budget win good tidings for Auckland and Wellington commuters
Kiwirail has received a $159 million allocation in the Budget.
Budget 2024 Breakdown
NZ Herald's Liam Dann and Jenée Tibshraeny break down the big takeaways from Budget 2024. Video / NZ Herald
'True to their word' – infrastructure chief on Budget 2024
'Government appears to have recognised the deficit with roading and rail maintenance.'
NZ's brief caviar season under way
Salmon fish roe differs from the traditional delicacy of sturgeon fish caviar.
Analysis: Willis sticks to tax cut plans, but makes last-minute Budget commitment
ANALYSIS: While Willis pledged to reduce debt, she's going to have to borrow more.
Flybuys to exit NZ after almost 30 years; when you need to use your points
The programme has run its course, says CEO of Loyalty NZ.
Fund manager in neighbourhood ‘Macarena’ altercation named
Fisher Funds manager was in bad-tempered altercation with neighbour.
'A lot of knowledge being lost': Lack of wool education concerns experts
A lack of tertiary education is a huge concern for the wool sector.
Failed aquabike maker Manta5 owes Callaghan Innovation
The first liquidators' report shows money is owed to staff, the IRD and manufacturers.
Stocks sink as bond sell-off fuels jitters
Financial Times: Low demand for new Treasury auctions prompts retreat in major indices.
Q&A: What are the Govt's Budget priorities? Our experts weigh in
Liam Dann, Audrey Young and Jenee Tibshraeny answer your questions.
Govt must focus on reviving productive sector instead of sacking people - Max Whitehead
Opinion: The Government's use of contractors is often cynical - and unhelpful.
Jenée Tibshraeny: What to look out for in today's Budget
How Finance Minister Nicola Willis will try to recalibrate the Government's books.
Air NZ's message to dead man: 'We’re sorry your plans have changed'
Woman whose father died shocked at time taken to reverse a credit card payment.
Inside ‘Grande Dame's’ incredible rise, sad fall: Why Smith & Caughey’s is set to shut
Exclusive interview: ‘I hoped this wouldn’t come on my watch. It’s a sad day' – chairman.
Market close: More pleasing company results but market little moved
The local index was slightly lower.
London moves to revive its reputation as a financial hub
New York Times: Fears grow that the city is losing its attractiveness for businesses.
What do Fonterra's farmer-owners think of its third quarter results?
Watchdog council eyes pressure on business performance in Q4 as price relativities narrow.
TVNZ delayed announcement of job cuts ahead of Christmas as it would have been 'catastrophic' for morale
'We all hoped our revenue position would change for the better.'
Mainfreight says it ‘should have done better’, frets about Government’s intentions for rail
As signalled, results show more 'normalised' trading as freight rates and volumes fall.
OCR cuts sooner than expected? Business confidence slumps in May – why that's good news
'There’s still a long way to go, but any step in the right direction is welcome.'
Inside Economics: Is excessive gloom making the recession worse? All the hot Budget 2024 takes
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
Smith & Caughey’s closing: family company formed 124 years ago owns both store properties
Two Auckland stores are valued at $53.5 million but what happens to buildings is unknown.
F&P Healthcare shares climb as revenue jumps 10 per cent
F&P Healthcare rallies after reporting strong annual revenue growth.
$15 more a month: ComCom gives green light for higher power charges
The regulator says it will let Transpower lift its transmission charges.
‘Deeply emotional’: Smith & Caughey’s set to close with loss of almost 250 jobs
144 year-old 'Grande Dame' of Queen St faces a 'perfect storm' of economic challenges.
If AI can do your job, maybe it can also replace your CEO
New York Times: Even executives believe executives are redundant in the late digital age.