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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: IMF offers new easy loans to Europe; a solution in the US failure; mine tax in Australia
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: IMF offers new easy loans to Europe; a solution in the US failure; mine tax in Australia
Confused by the campaign hype? Use our policy comparison pages to get to the party positions directly
Confused by the campaign hype? Use our policy comparison pages to get to the party positions directly
Broadlands pulls the plug on NZ debenture funding
Broadlands pulls the plug on NZ debenture funding
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Euro bleeds; ECB buys; England to add stimulus; US growing
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Euro bond yields rise, US retails sales rise, NZ dairy prices rise
We have expanded our rate monitoring of banks foreign exchange rate pricing
We have expanded our rate monitoring of banks foreign exchange rate pricing
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Italian crisis threatens contagion; US dollar surges; NZ financial stability reviewed
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Italian crisis threatens contagion; US dollar surges; NZ financial stability reviewed
David Chaston reports on China's gold rush and the public and private demand underpinning strong prices for gold
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David Chaston reports on China's gold rush and the public and private demand underpinning strong prices for gold
Opinion: David Chaston looks at whether the global food supply can feed 7 billion people. Your view?
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Opinion: David Chaston looks at whether the global food supply can feed 7 billion people. Your view?
interest.co.nz needs another web developer based in Auckland
Building consent issue levels falter in September
Perth Mint strikes a new one tonne gold coin worth over US$50 million
Perth Mint strikes a new one tonne gold coin worth over US$50 million
Westpac follows Kiwibank's fixed mortgage cuts, now offers lowest one year rate
Kiwibank cuts its fixed mortgage rates across the board - Westpac cuts too
Will the Chinese demand gold as security to help the Eurozone restructure its debts? Your view?
Demand for gold rising again on new demand out of China and fear of euro prospects
Demand for gold rising again on new demand out of China and fear of euro prospects
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Gaddafi dead; Germany vs France; US growth surprises; China slowing
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Athens erupts, EU desperation palpable; growth in the US; China rail problems; TSB cuts 2yr fixed mortgage below 6%
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Athens erupts, EU desperation palpable; growth in the US; China rail problems; TSB cuts 2yr fixed mortgage below 6%
The only gains in gold are from currency movements in early week trading
We have greatly expanded our coverage of gold prices, tracking many products
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Stocks rally strongly; China shores up its big banks; EU summit delayed; commodities higher
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Stocks rally strongly; China shores up its big banks; EU summit delayed; commodities higher
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Credit rating agencies issue series of downgrades in Europe; US employment rises; China cuts fuel prices
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Credit rating agencies issue series of downgrades in Europe; US employment rises; China cuts fuel prices
Fixed mortgage rates fall at both AMP and HSBC Premier; HSBC now has the lowest rates in the market
Fixed mortgage rates fall at both AMP and HSBC Premier; HSBC now has the lowest rates in the market
We are looking for readers help to complete a survey of major NZ businesses
Kiwi dollar falls as commodities take a thrashing
Kiwi dollar falls as commodities take a thrashing