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O’Connor in Thailand to push for RCEP deal
NZ economy slowdown
Prime Minister is leaving behind a mess
NZD remains 10th most traded currency
2019 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award
Continuing resources exploration key to long term growth
GDP figures confirm economic case for urgent increase to Newstart and investment in social housing
Signs in GDP data that we may have passed trough
GDP falls to lowest point since 2009
Consumer confidence up a notch
Treasury rings alarm bells, Government hits snooze button
GDP Growth – Second quarter of 2019, OECD
PGF investment a game changer for Invercargill
A whole term of Government with no shovels in ground
Growth and economic well-being: first quarter 2019, OECD
ColorTokens Awarded Notable Mention in Black Unicorn Awards for 2019
Cambridge Research Project Proposes New Economic Indicators for 21st Century Progress
Wagner launches Arts, Culture & Heritage survey
New building consents reach record high showing growth in sector
Statement by Deputy Premier and Treasurer Jackie Trad on today’s labour force data
Mastercard and Zoho Expand Access to Tools to Help Small Businesses Owners Around World Thrive
Mastercard Further Extends Payment Network with Acquisition of Transfast
Government’s buying power to boost wider goals
NZ economy reasonably robust despite heightened risks
Congratulations on Climate Leaders Coalition milestone
Slowing economy shows Govt has no plan
ColorTokens Takes Zero Trust Security to a New-generation by Unifying Network and Endpoint
Climate-obsessed RBA’s rate cut own-goal?
Unicheck Plagiarism Prevention Service Just Moved to Amazon’s Cloud Hosting
Crown accounts show careful fiscal management
Tasmania’s economy leads nation
Consumer confidence takes a break
Botched budget sees economy continue to weaken
Robertson in dark on economic slowdown
Official Cash Rate unchanged at 1.75 percent
10,000 Kiwis leaving for greener pastures
Milestone for Research and Development
Tourism Satellite Accounts 2017-2018 highlight labour and skills needs in visitor economy
Government maintains surplus in Crown accounts
Treasury and Finance Confirm Budget Surplus and Expose Labor’s Lies
‘Wellbeing’ indicators impossible to deliver
NBN marks 10 years. On track for 2020 completion
AAA credit rating reaffirmed by S&P
Labor’s electricity tax
Budget Returns To Surplus
NZ economy: cross-currents of risk
Govt accounts in strong position to weather global uncertainty
Defence projects of concern management creates its own concern