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Economy

Person with Payout of New Zealand Dollars stock photo.

Beneficiaries, pensioners haven't enough money for basics – report

A new report has also found the 27% of children are living in food-insecure households.

New Zealand

5:02pm

Alice Taylor (Composite image: Leon Hyman)

Tight budget but gourmet tastes? The solution is to cook from scratch

Quality stock, chilli oil and noodles can all be whipped up in your kitchen at minimal cost.

Life

Sun, Nov 2

ANZ signage in Sydney

Fines and cuts punch billion-dollar hole in ANZ profits

ANZ has flagged a AU$1.1 billion (NZ$1.25 billion) bottom-line hit line tied to its recently announced mass job cuts and the biggest settlement ever with the securities regulator.

Business

Fri, Oct 31

Mahurangi Oysters owner Jim Aitken.

Watercare sewage spill devastates Auckland oyster farmers

Watercare estimated the overflow volume was about 1200 cubic metres, but did not know how much had reached the harbour.

Environment

Fri, Oct 31

Nvidia became the first public company to reach a market capitalisation of US$5 trillion (NZ$8.6 trillion).

A look at Nvidia's rise, by the numbers

Skyrocketing demand for AI chatbots attributed to value of Nvidia's chips and corresponding market growth.

World

Thu, Oct 30

Person with Payout of New Zealand Dollars stock photo.

Beneficiaries, pensioners haven't enough money for basics – report

A new report has also found the 27% of children are living in food-insecure households.

New Zealand

5:02pm

Alice Taylor (Composite image: Leon Hyman)

Tight budget but gourmet tastes? The solution is to cook from scratch

Quality stock, chilli oil and noodles can all be whipped up in your kitchen at minimal cost.

Life

Sun, Nov 2

ANZ signage in Sydney

Fines and cuts punch billion-dollar hole in ANZ profits

ANZ has flagged a AU$1.1 billion (NZ$1.25 billion) bottom-line hit line tied to its recently announced mass job cuts and the biggest settlement ever with the securities regulator.

Business

Fri, Oct 31

Mahurangi Oysters owner Jim Aitken.

Watercare sewage spill devastates Auckland oyster farmers

Watercare estimated the overflow volume was about 1200 cubic metres, but did not know how much had reached the harbour.

Environment

Fri, Oct 31

Nvidia became the first public company to reach a market capitalisation of US$5 trillion (NZ$8.6 trillion).

A look at Nvidia's rise, by the numbers

Skyrocketing demand for AI chatbots attributed to value of Nvidia's chips and corresponding market growth.

World

Thu, Oct 30

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It announced this morning it would reduce its one-year fixed rate to a rate lower than the major banks.

Bank cuts one-year fixed mortgage rate

It announced this morning it would reduce its one-year fixed rate to a rate lower than the major banks.

Business

Wed, Oct 29

The Government has confirmed work is underway to modernise pilot training and introduce a new qualification by the end of this year.

Pilot shortage deepens – NZ short of 100 pilots this year

The Government has confirmed work is underway to modernise pilot training and introduce a new qualification by the end of this year.

New Zealand

Tue, Oct 28

Labour leader Chris Hipkins, Labour's health spokesperson Ayesha Verrall, and Labour's finance spokesperson Barbara Edmonds.

Chris Hipkins talks capital gains tax, party leaders respond

The three governing parties have launched attacks on Labour's tax policy, labelling it a "handbrake on our economy", "tall poppy" politics and an "absolute mess".

Politics

Tue, Oct 28

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon arrives in Malaysia.

PM arrives in Malaysia ahead of East Asia Summit

US President Donald Trump was attending the ASEAN meeting this year, primarily to observe the signing of a further peace deal between Thailand and Cambodia.

Politics

Mon, Oct 27

How to move closer to your dreams while paying your bills: five simple steps

How to move closer to your dreams while paying your bills: five simple steps

Is your job something you do to survive, while you constantly dream of a different life? Here's how to move toward what you want, realistically.

Life

Mon, Oct 27

Angela and Ed McKnight (Composite image: Vania Chandrawidjaja)

What do two financial advisors with no kids spend on groceries?

In the latest in our Receipt Reveal series, Ed McKnight is an economist who describes his weekly shop as "profligate" and "different".

Life

Sat, Oct 25

Interest rates are expected to drop throughout 2025.

Will home loan rates drop below 4%?

With almost half of New Zealand's home loans floating or due to refix within the next six months, many borrowers may be wondering just how much further rates could go.

New Zealand

Fri, Oct 24

Another major bank lowers fixed mortgage rates

Another major bank lowers fixed mortgage rates

Six of the banks' standard loan rates were dropped by between 0.04% and 0.40%.

Business

Wed, Oct 22

Money becomes "unclaimed money" under the Unclaimed Money Act and can be transferred to Inland Revenue.

Thousands of bank accounts closed, transferred to Inland Revenue

Under the Unclaimed Money Act, money and can be transferred to Inland Revenue if a customer has not interacted with a bank or transacted on the account for five years.

New Zealand

Tue, Oct 21

Overdue tax is estimated to have reached $10 billion.

Inland Revenue says its tax crackdown is paying off

Tax department details arrest warrants, bank account deductions that have pulled in almost $12 per $1 spent.

Business

Mon, Oct 20

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Leader Chris Hipkins said "years of underinvestment have left too many great Kiwi ideas without support, while the wealth we create flows offshore".

'NZ Future Fund': Labour reveals first major policy for next election

Leader Chris Hipkins said "years of underinvestment have left too many great Kiwi ideas without support, while the wealth we create flows offshore".

Business

Mon, Oct 20

"The 11.3% annual increase in electricity prices is the largest since the March 1989 quarter when they rose 12.8%.”

Power price surge helps push inflation to 15-month high

Economists had largely picked the figure in their forecasts for today's release.

New Zealand

Mon, Oct 20

Inflation is expected to hit a 15-month high, as strong food prices, rates, power and transport costs continue to squeeze household budgets.

Inflation tipped to hit 15-month high after September rise

Annual inflation is expected to test the top of the Reserve Bank's target band of 1-3%.

New Zealand

Mon, Oct 20

Falling interest rates expected to be shortlived - economist

Falling interest rates expected to be shortlived - economist

One expert says consumers might want to consider fixing their mortgages while interest rates remain low.

Business

Sun, Oct 19

Some Kiwi brands which are no more.

The reasons GrabOne and some other Kiwi brands have struggled

Marketing expert Bodo Lang identifies key factors that may be putting local companies under pressure.

Business

Sun, Oct 19

Growers across Auckland's Pukekohe said they were running out of options to keep crops healthy and pest-free.

Farmers frustrated by 'slow, laborious' EPA product approval process

Months after the Government pledged to cut red tape and speed up access to new agricultural products, some farmers say little has changed.

New Zealand

Sat, Oct 18

Alice Taylor is known for her popular social media pages @AliceTaylorEats (Composite image: Vania Chandrawidjaja)

How I enjoy baking without blowing $25 on butter, eggs and chocolate

Alice Taylor advises on cheap substitutes for expensive ingerdients and shares her recipe for a delicious $3 apple cake.

Life

Sat, Oct 18

You really only have two options: Wait it out or break your fixed term.

Fixed mortgage rate regret? What you can do about it

If you've fixed, then watched rates fall, you might be wondering what your options are.

New Zealand

Fri, Oct 17

The Whittaker's chocolate factory in Porirua pictured in 2020.

'A last resort': Whittaker's chocolate prices going up

Whittaker's said putting up its prices across the range was always "a last resort", but the cost of ingredients and operating costs had continued to rise.

Business

Fri, Oct 17

Why is the price of gold skyrocketing? And will it continue?

Why is the price of gold skyrocketing? And will it continue?

The price of gold continues to surge, which is great news for Australia. But what's going on and how long will it last?

Business

Fri, Oct 17

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