Consumer confidence rebounds on Govt tax reform
Consumer confidence rebounded in the June quarter, helped by income tax changes unveiled in last month’s budget.
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Blue Chip boss sentenced - but avoids jail
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Banking survey 'wake-up call' to industry
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Dollar surges on jobs stats, Bollard speech
The kiwi dollar has surged in value after a stunningly low unemployment stat and a speech by Alan Bollard.