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Council film studios still unsold, despite Mayor’s ‘pressure’

Writers’ strike and Government review seen stoking uncertainty for film sector.

Tim Hunter Wed, 28 Jun 2023

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Universities get $128m relief while funding is reviewed

Extra money for universities comes from the underspend on universities because enrolments are down.

Brent Edwards Tue, 27 Jun 2023

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The struggle to pay for infrastructure services

Low-income and rural households spend more of their income on infrastructure services than others.

Brent Edwards Tue, 27 Jun 2023

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Petrol and public transport cost to go up for many

But half-price public transport will continue for young people, those with disabilities and community service card holders.

Brent Edwards Mon, 26 Jun 2023

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National’s plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions

Giving farmers more time to adapt is a ‘pragmatic’ approach.

Brent Edwards Mon, 26 Jun 2023

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National’s 100 days to the start of early voting

Christopher Luxon promises to crack down on crime, fix roads and manage the economy better.

Brent Edwards Sun, 25 Jun 2023

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National’s prescription for fixing the economy

It would cut government spending, cut taxes and cut red tape.

Brent Edwards Sat, 24 Jun 2023

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Select committee hears concerns about PGF spending

The Office of the Auditor-General did not expect perfection but it did expect better documentation.

Brent Edwards Thu, 22 Jun 2023

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Contractors, not employees: Act’s Uber employment policy

‘The Employment Court has become increasingly unpredictable,’ the party says.

Brent Edwards Thu, 22 Jun 2023

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RBNZ urged to stop further capital requirement increases

Kiwibank finds business appetite to borrow in difficult economy

RBNZ’s Hawkesby counters criticism of capital requirements

Bank bosses pressure RBNZ to dial back capital requirements

RBNZ to review controversial capital requirements for banks

Petrol stations ‘know better than banks’ on challenges they face

Council film studios still unsold, despite Mayor’s ‘pressure’

Universities get $128m relief while funding is reviewed

The struggle to pay for infrastructure services

Petrol and public transport cost to go up for many

National’s plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions

National’s 100 days to the start of early voting

National’s prescription for fixing the economy

Select committee hears concerns about PGF spending

Contractors, not employees: Act’s Uber employment policy

Fonterra sells Consumer business to Lactalis for $3.8b

Giltrap’s ‘once-in-a-generation’ electric vehicle move

SkyCity shareholders pay the price

Luxon’s dancing, Xero’s future, Comvita’s aggression, Foodstuffs

FFS: we still need to talk about name suppression

Brewer Parrotdog set to list on Catalist

When will we have another debate on a capital gains tax?

Buyers still ruling the roost, real estate losses at 11-year high

Name suppression appeal considered over wealthy family member

The fuzzy financials of Du Val’s $50m mortgage fund

Proposed reforms in Australia could cause ‘serious ripples’ in NZ

Grok wrongly names NBR Rich Lister as man involved in child porn