
Inflation wars: How NZ stacks up around the world
Today's big inflation number will highlight NZ's job battling a worldwide adversary.
Today's big inflation number will highlight NZ's job battling a worldwide adversary.
Inflation down, by almost as much as economists expected.
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“We all know costs go up very quickly, but it changes going down."
Founder Lou Clifton says the pandemic and recession have hit NZ' shoemaking industry.
"Our children are taonga, a treasure, we need to treat them like that."
The recent 19 per cent price hike makes the Waiheke ferry the most expensive in the world.
One in three New Zealanders are going without medical care when they’re unwell.
'We can't afford the children's clothes.'
The fish and chip venue received $30,000 in funding following the anti-mandate protest.
Spending in June showed a small bounce-back after last month's slump.
Fuel costs a big factor as billions in card spending dissected.
"There [are] some real sad cases out there at the moment."
"It costs me $40 a week to live in my house."
It’s expected that the fallout will be felt in the hospital's emergency department.
Northland foodbanks and families under pressure as food prices continue to rise.
Climbing arrears return to Kiwi households.
Extreme weather and big building plans mean Auckland water users may face hefty charges.
ANZ Roy Morgan's consumer confidence survey this month was'"markedly up' on May.
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Cars are lined up at the pumps at Costco and at petrol stations around NZ.
Median weekly rents are up 5.5 per cent since May 2022.
Chief executive Nick Grayston said the company is challenging NZ's grocery 'status quo'.
An additional $6 million in funding will be allocated to community organisations.
NZ's loss-making universities have blamed underfunding for their problems.
Mandarins and bagged salads are just some of the produce in short supply.
It's less than a week before the fuel tax is reinstated.
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