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- Electronic card retail spend up 0.8% in February – fifth straight gain
- Banksie: how to solve youth unemployment woes
- Online census draws a third of the country
- Williamson warns of online census delays this evening
- Does the census matter any more?
- Record trade surplus, despite exports falling
- CPI falls 0.2% in December quarter, NZ dollar plunges
- Fourth straight monthly trade deficit after fall in dairy, oil exports
- Economists expect 'muted quarterly growth' to pick up
- Building activity shows biggest quarterly gain in 10 years
- Building consents fall 1.5% in October, Canterbury permits rise
- Chinese visitors offset fall in tourists from 2011 RWC spike
- She's a hard road finding the perfect economic indicator...
- NZ Labour needs to stop copying US Republicans
- Retail sales unexpectedly fall in third quarter, kiwi slides
- Key has highest jobless rate since Shipley: Labour
- Credit, debit card spending falls 0.6% in September
- Air NZ expected to deliver US visitor boost
- Building consents rise 1.9% in August, third straight gain
- NZ census targets online in 2013
- Businesses pay their bills quicker
- Tourism bounce benefits Auckland
- Filled jobs rise for 20th consecutive month
- China passes Australia as biggest source of NZ imports
- Commercial services growing strongly
- Lambing numbers down dramatically from 2010
- Food prices higher in November
- Guest nights down during Rugby World Cup
- Population growth takes slow lane
- Rugby provides minimal boost to guest nights
- Papers show ministers worried about accuracy of unemployment data
- Guest nights up - but it's not tourists
- Spending up slightly in September
- Net migration turns positive in August
- Building activity at 10-year low
- Housing approvals rise
- Food prices up 2% in July
- Retail sales up 1.7% in June quarter
- Wages rise as economy turns
- Earthquakes put building consents in rocky territory
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