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Consumer Confidence Climbs Again
Government schools to temporarily close due to industrial action
Council calls for full repeal of Emergency Services Levy for farmers and households
Revised Wages Offer Made
Successful ballot on nation-leading deal for nurses and midwives; and for medical officers
Union Should Reconsider Action Risking School Shutdowns
Doctors Enterprise Agreement Takes Effect
Small Rebound In Confidence
Inflation Rises To 3% – Wages Don’t
PSA Backs Plan To Stop State Asset Sales
Inflation Remains Within Target Band
Superannuation Tax Changes – Mark II
Rising Unemployment Is Alarming: ACOSS
Rising Unemployment Is Alarming
Navigating Storm: Lessons From Monetary And Fiscal Policy During COVID-19 – Reserve Bank Of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Confidence Hits 12-month Low
Tides Are Changing For White Dwarfs
Watered-down Super Tax Won’t Address Inequality
Icare Caught Out Again In Workers Compensation Underpayment Scandal
Farmers Fear Price Hikes Following Merger
Essential Workers On ‘poverty Wages’ Call On Premier To Step In
Insurance Council Board Appoints New Non-executive Director
More Relief For Families And Businesses
Confidence Dips After RBA Hold
RBNZ Releases Annual Report 2025 – Reserve Bank Of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Rate Pegs Reflect Easing Inflation But Cost Pressures Remain
Interest Rates Decision
RBA Banks On Higher Unemployment, More Pain
RBA decision risks further increases to unemployment
Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision
RBA must cut rates to support jobs
Biggest Budget Improvement In Single Parliamentary Term
Strong progress made on post-COVID-19 recommendations for monetary policy – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Record number of employees covered by enterprise agreements as private sector employees benefit from real wage increases
Economic Bulletin September 2025
Underlying inflation falls again – now in target for ninth consecutive month
Monthly CPI indicator rose 3.0% annually to August 2025
Kiwi Households Turning To Solar As Energy Costs Mount
Another Confidence Fall
Liberals caught short on public transport amid privatisation legacy
House of Representatives Economics Committee to hear from Reserve Bank of Australia
How we live: Latest HILDA data gives insight into a changing Australia
Age pension increase welcome, but barrier to work remain for retirees
Unemployment Steady In Face Of Global Uncertainty
New Monetary Policy Committee member appointed – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Chocolate prices expected to ease, but won’t return to pre-‘cocoa crisis’ levels
Three-month Low For Confidence
Weekly Update 12 September