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Travel restrictions during pandemic subdue New Zealand’s household carbon footprint
Non-residential building activity down in September quarter
Travel lifts international services trade
Home consents down in October 2023
New Zealand election increases filled jobs for October
National, ACT and New Zealand First to deliver for all New Zealanders
Retail spending falls in September 2023 quarter
Record net migration loss of New Zealand citizens
Food prices up since last year but down in October 2023
Release of additional monthly price indexes
Changes to geographic boundaries annual release
Annual wage cost inflation at 4.3 percent
Unemployment rate at 3.9 percent
Number of homes consented continues to decrease
Household living costs increase 7.4 percent
Population growth in all New Zealand regions
Fall in exports to China continues in the year ended September 2023
8-hour workday remains commonplace in New Zealand
Quarterly greenhouse gas emissions statistics now available earlier
Total greenhouse gas emissions increase 0.2 percent in the June 2023 quarter
Decision on prosecutions for 2023 Census
Additional monthly price indexes on way
Annual inflation at 5.6 percent
Household net worth falls for sixth consecutive quarter
Labour’s legacy – food prices up nearly 30 per cent
Food prices increase 8.0 percent annually
Mass exodus of Kiwis continues under Labour
Visitors from India help travel rebound
Net migration exceeds 100,000
National sets bold target for export growth
Labour’s real fiscal plan revealed: endless debt spiral
Further threats made to National by gang members
National rules out petrol tax hikes in first term
Kiwis rushing to check out National’s tax calculator
Offshore wind to power up economy
National to support growth of aerospace sector
More than 250,000 Kiwis have used National’s tax calculator
OCR at 15-year high spells more mortgage misery
Nearly all retail businesses exposed to crime
Labour has no record to run on in child poverty
Severe gaps in monitoring violent offenders on bail
Labour’s legacy of mortgage misery
Maternity, diabetes and mental health boost in National’s plan
National announces 100 Day Action Plan
National will scrap Ute Tax in first 100 days
Annual home consents down 17 percent
Disciplined spending, lower taxes, less debt under National
National to introduce new gang laws in first 100 days

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