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More than a dozen Kiwi roles face chop as ANZ moves work overseas

It comes as ANZ and other big three banks were labelled anti-competitive by watchdog.

Recession data: Have boomers been hit hardest?

Herald analysis shows boomers have been hit hardest by the cost of living crisis.

Market close: NZ stocks shrug off recession news

New Zealand joined rising offshore markets with a gain of more than half a per cent.

Nicola Willis open to finding more capital for Kiwibank

Reserve Bank isn't planning to change bank capital rules further to ComCom suggestions.

$148m development dispute: Hawkins granted interim injunction in battle with Farmers owners

The builder and owners of the apartment, retail and dining project have gone to court.

‘Light at end of tunnel’ - Could interest rates come down sooner?

Gloomy data points the way on the path to lower inflation.

Why is the US economy doing well when NZ is languishing?

How might Kiwis benefit from the solid US eeconomy?

Simeon Brown blasts ‘red tape and green tape’, new speed limit plans confirmed

Red and green tape and orange cones on 'lofty' projects are the bane of Brown's existence.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis on the GDP figures

Finance Minister Nicola Willis speaks the GDP figures following the report released today.

Fonterra boosts first-half profit and dividend

The co-op voices confidence despite 'continuing global uncertainty'.

Norske Skog facing billion-dollar claim linked to Kawerau mill

A landfill site long used by a Tasman mill is subject to a half-dozen claims.

'Regulations are written in blood': Brother of Boeing crash victim on the company's issues

Javier de Luis is an aeronautics expert and investigated Boeing for the US government

Inside the history of employment disputes of stood-down Green MP's husband

ERA decisions highlight a history of issues with Hoff-Nielsen's companies.

Roger Partridge: How to rein in an activist Supreme Court

OPINION: There are two steps Parliament should take.

Shuttered Chateau Tongariro costing taxpayers $2.2m a year to sit empty

A year after closing, the future of the empty hotel is uncertain.

Editorial: Ominous signs ahead for NZ economy

OPINION: The latest global dairy auction shows demand for our biggest export is down.

Seeing red: RubyRed kiwifruit reaches million-tray milestone

Zespri's RubyRed kiwifruit variety is in its third year of commercial production.

Auckland Transport keeping the customers satisfied - Project Auckland

AT has developed a five-point plan for the next three years to deliver better service.