Latest from Statistics NZ

NZ dollar sinks on European fears

Trade deficit smaller than expected

NZ posted a smaller-than-expected trade deficit in October as the nation lifted exports, led by a surge in shipments of dairy and logs.

Six per cent of NZ mothers use fertility treatment - study

Household spending up 6.1pc, income up 11.5pc in 3 years

Big jump in Kiwis leaving NZ

More Kiwis left to live permanently overseas in October than in any month since January 2009.

More births, and women still live longer

All NZ regions had more births than deaths in the past year, with Auckland contributing 45 per cent of NZ's natural increase.

Increase pay or we'll quit, workers say

Dollar dips after sell off in Asia

Building consents keep falling in September

The residential building sector remained soft in September, with another fall in building consents.

Trade surplus widens as tepid economy restrains imports

Tourism beats dairy as biggest earner

Auckland gets bigger faster than rest of NZ

Annual labour costs up 1.3 pc

Migration bounce back continues

<i>Geoff Bascand</i>: Super City should be built by the numbers

Govt claims credit for six-year inflation low

The Government is claiming credit for low price rises, saying people have more money in their pockets on the back on low inflation and increasing wages.