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On The Up: Is self-belief the missing piece of the economic puzzle?

How much is a lack of confidence slowing our recovery?

Will tariff turmoil drive NZ interest rates lower still?

NZ wholesale interest rates have fallen after the US introduced higher tariff charges.

‘Ugly week’: How NZ shares weathered the storm of US tariff turmoil

The S&P/NZX 50 closed at 12,225.28, down 113.29 points or 0.92%.

Crane numbers down 15% nationally with sharper drop in Auckland

'This is not surprising given the ongoing issues in the market' - Steve Gracey of RLB.

Ryan Bridge: Govt guilty of Labour's crime on bloated public service

OPINION: Yes, this is the same “woke” that New Zealand First voted for.

Bill English on fixing the health system - and the Auckland iwi leading the way

The former Prime Minister thinks there are plenty of ways to improve performance.

Roger Partridge: Why NZ must move beyond grievance to find common ground

The trust index has fallen to 47%, below the global average of 56%.

Market close: Ryman’s resurgence: Shares climb off 13-year low

The NZ sharemarket closed down 28.39 points or 0.23%.

Summerset may ban non-residents receiving care in its hospitals

Summerset has 28 villages with hospital and resthome-level care.

Winston Peters says warship saga a ‘failure’ in NZ-China relationship

China's naval exercises in the Tasman lacked sufficient warning, says Winston Peters.

Inside Economics: Why US dollars still rule the world...and what’s up with the price of cheese

Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the latest economic news.

Home owners face $400 hike as disaster insurance levy set to rise

Treasury consults on how much the Natural Hazards Insurance Levy needs to rise by.

Fran O’Sullivan: Why bipartisan cooperation is key to NZ’s infrastructure future

Chris Bishop has invited Barbara Edmonds to join the Infrastructure Summit in March.

'Let’s not panic, but let’s actually sort it out' - Treasury boss on NZ’s deteriorating finances

Iain Rennie on taking the helm at the Treasury amid stormy clouds.

Government debt’s whopper increase sparks warning from S&P Global Ratings

Demand for bonds may well stay strong, but there's a catch.

No surplus in sight: Creative accounting used to mask deterioration in Govt books

Debt issuance is expected to rise by more than expected.