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More interest rate cuts to come ... or not? Reserve Bank hedges its bets
The bank cut the Official Cash Rate but gave few clues as to what it will do next.
Morrison pockets $456m in fees as Infratil makes net loss of $261.3m
The NZSA says past changes make a fee more palatable but clearer disclosure's needed.
Facebook NZ says profit and revenue down as it sends $159m to Ireland
Facebook NZ releases result soon after Google, and after digital tax bill ditched.
'Real stress': Labour MP Ingrid Leary on retirement village payouts
The law doesn't say when capital sums must be repaid, causing 'real stress': Ingrid Leary.
Major bank ends Airpoints credit card rewards
State-owned Kiwibank said costs and regulations had increased, making it unviable.
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Beyond the Budget: Brutal truths
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The hunt for equity: Kiwi expats wanted
Christopher Luxon met key investment fund leaders in London recently.
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How Tourism Holdings circumvented US-Canada tariffs
The Kiwi RV company shifted hundreds of motorhomes across the border into Canada.
Rocket Lab’s Sir Peter Beck not giving up on Mars amid Trump budget cuts
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Behind Port of Auckland: Ford utes, tractors and a 1525% fee hike
Electric vehicles are out, luxury cars, tractors and caravans are in.
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Richard Prebble: Labour's support of Te Pāti Māori over haka punishment will be defining issue for next election
OPINION: Te Pāti Māori leaders skipped the Budget debate despite protests on their behalf.
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The Retirement Commission says 80% of KiwiSaver members should see increased funds.
Diana Clement: What to do when your spending doesn’t match your financial reality
OPINION: Money dysmorphia distorts how people perceive their actual situation.
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Tony Alexander: OCR drops again, but who's winning and who's missing out?
Real estate agents now say they are seeing fewer people at auctions and open homes.
‘Heartbroken, traumatised’: Retirees to sell at a loss after landslide damages their cottage
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Two of Napier's iconic Six Sisters villas are up for grabs
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‘Dream a bit more‘: Whanganui tea company partners with Air New Zealand
Kaputī Studio will receive a $20,000 cash grant and 12 weeks of mentoring.
KiwiSaver changes 'a burden' for small businesses and self-employed
Wonky Box's Angus Simms says KiwiSaver changes will affect cashflow.
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Morrison pockets $456m in fees as Infratil makes net loss of $261.3m
The NZSA says past changes make a fee more palatable but clearer disclosure's needed.
Tech’s Trump whisperer, Tim Cook, goes quiet as his influence fades
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Facebook NZ says profit and revenue down as it sends $159m to Ireland
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Trump pardoned tax cheat after mother attended $1.6m dinner
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Warehouse Group appoints new CEO, chair Dame Joan Withers cites year-long interview
The Warehouse Group hires from within after comprehensive search for new CEO.
KPMG report highlights new trade priorities for agriculture
KPMG's report urges NZ agriculture to seek new international markets.
Why F&P Healthcare's growth story remains strong despite US tariffs
Fisher and Paykel Healthcare reported a 43% net profit increase to $377.2 million.
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3G shutdown: $1000 upgrade needed to keep automatic gate working
An array of household devices may stop working when the 3G network is replaced.
Kiwi oat milk company lands major Australian supermarket deal
Founder says the expansion across the Tasman is a significant milestone.
RNZ's radio audience slumps to lowest level in more than five years
Stark reality: RNZ loses almost 200,000 listeners in past five years.
These parody billboards attacked the Greens – why they've fallen foul of advertising rules
Sensible Sentencing Trust ads were misleading but ASA rejects harm and offence complaints.
'It is a cash grab, plain and simple': 77% port fee hike sparks industry outrage
The change may add $25m annually to costs during a cost-of-living crisis.
Market close: Investors pause for RBNZ move
Markets were quiet ahead of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's earnings on Wednesday.
How much a smaller Govt contribution to KiwiSaver could cost you by retirement
Simplicity's Shamubeel Eaqub runs the numbers.
Air NZ gets robot-tethered drone in Spark private 5G warehouse project
The airline and the telco say the networked robot is a first for NZ business.
Could catnip wine be NZ's next big export?
'It’s a chance for New Zealand to do something fresh and unexpected - yet again.'
A2 Milk silent on A$350m acquisition talk
Australian media report says the company will soon make a move for manufacturing assets.
Electric vehicles died a century ago. Could that happen again?
New York Times: The issues that derailed EVs 100 years ago are back in play.
$161m sale of Manukau shopping centre announced
The property is fully leased and on a 9.8ha site.
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