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        Energy companies don’t see sufficient profit in preparing for dry year risks and are leaving the Crown to pick up the tab instead
      
 
    
        2nd Oct 25, 9:54pm
      
  
        
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        Energy companies don’t see sufficient profit in preparing for dry year risks and are leaving the Crown to pick up the tab instead
      
 
    
        Economic activity has fallen for five consecutive quarters as New Zealanders wait for the RBNZ to give growth the green light
      
 
    
        22nd Mar 24, 7:14am
      
  
        
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        Economic activity has fallen for five consecutive quarters as New Zealanders wait for the RBNZ to give growth the green light
      
 
    
        Coalition Government lifts minimum wage to $23.15 which the Council of Trade Unions says is a cut in real terms
      
 
    
        1st Feb 24, 3:42pm
      
  
        
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        Coalition Government lifts minimum wage to $23.15 which the Council of Trade Unions says is a cut in real terms
      
 
    
        Labour-aligned Council of Trade Unions claims National policy proposals would require cuts to public services to balance out the impact of its promised tax cuts
      
 
    
        1st Aug 23, 4:00pm
      
  
        
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        Labour-aligned Council of Trade Unions claims National policy proposals would require cuts to public services to balance out the impact of its promised tax cuts
      
 
    
        Economists hold slightly different views of the Budget's economic forecasts, but feel it reveals NZ to be stronger than was feared 
      
 
    
        18th May 23, 3:42pm
      
  
        
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        Economists hold slightly different views of the Budget's economic forecasts, but feel it reveals NZ to be stronger than was feared 
      
 
    
        CTU economist questions how government spending is supposedly lifting prices when countries that have spent less than NZ are also experiencing high inflation
      
 
    
        20th Apr 22, 12:47pm
      
  
        
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        CTU economist questions how government spending is supposedly lifting prices when countries that have spent less than NZ are also experiencing high inflation
      
 
    
        Minimum wage to rise by 6% - in line with inflation, but not a large enough jump to reach the living wage; MBIE and business lobby fear Covid-affected businesses will struggle
      
 
    
        11th Feb 22, 11:40am
      
  
        
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        Minimum wage to rise by 6% - in line with inflation, but not a large enough jump to reach the living wage; MBIE and business lobby fear Covid-affected businesses will struggle
      
 
    
        Income insurance: Grant Robertson responds to criticisms over cost, fairness and incentives
      
 
    
        2nd Feb 22, 7:23pm
      
  
        
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        Income insurance: Grant Robertson responds to criticisms over cost, fairness and incentives
      
 
    
        Proposed ACC-run insurance scheme to cover job losses due to redundancy and sickness/disability - at a cost to employees and employers; National says it would abolish the scheme 
      
 
    
        2nd Feb 22, 10:41am
      
  
        
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        Proposed ACC-run insurance scheme to cover job losses due to redundancy and sickness/disability - at a cost to employees and employers; National says it would abolish the scheme 
      
 
    
        Inflation hit 3-decade high in December quarter, as consumer prices rose 5.9% over the year; Economists fear higher inflation is embedded
      
 
    
        27th Jan 22, 11:17am
      
  
        
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        Inflation hit 3-decade high in December quarter, as consumer prices rose 5.9% over the year; Economists fear higher inflation is embedded
      
 
    
        Economists worry government faces 'tough gig' supporting the economy and plugging the infrastructure deficit without exacerbating inflation
      
 
    
        21st Dec 21, 11:30am
      
  
        
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        Economists worry government faces 'tough gig' supporting the economy and plugging the infrastructure deficit without exacerbating inflation
      
 
    
        Reserve Bank set to increase the Official Cash Rate on Wednesday in the last scheduled review of its key monetary policy tool for three months
      
 
    
        21st Nov 21, 6:00am
      
  
        
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        Reserve Bank set to increase the Official Cash Rate on Wednesday in the last scheduled review of its key monetary policy tool for three months
      
 
    
        Cleaners, security guards and catering staff who contract to government departments to be paid the living wage; Minimum wage likely to go up again next year
      
 
    
        10th Nov 21, 11:36am
      
  
        
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        Cleaners, security guards and catering staff who contract to government departments to be paid the living wage; Minimum wage likely to go up again next year
      
 
    
        Latest labour market figures blow all economists' expectations out of the water once again
      
 
    
        3rd Nov 21, 11:05am
      
  
        
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        Latest labour market figures blow all economists' expectations out of the water once again
      
 
    
        Much-anticipated decision to give 165,000 migrants currently in NZ a one-off pathway to residence welcomed across the board
      
 
    
        30th Sep 21, 10:51am
      
  
        
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        Much-anticipated decision to give 165,000 migrants currently in NZ a one-off pathway to residence welcomed across the board