Chris Bishop wants them lower. Christopher Luxon wants “downward pressure”. But one forecaster says we are still a long way from affordable.
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More and more people are stopping discretionary spending as the cost-of-living crisis bites.
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NZ’s major banks are all Australian-owned – and the ‘big four’ across the Tasman say they are under constant cyber-attack that is costing consumers billions.
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An Otago lines company says it cannot give “cast-iron” assurance that selling Aurora Energy will get a premium price – but expects it will be well sought after.
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SkyCity is celebrating a key milestone in putting Auckland’s long-running convention centre saga behind them, following the completion of its hotel.
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A recent survey shows a third of small-to-medium-sized business owners are facing anxiety and depression.
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And why there’s $9 billion in coins and notes still floating around.
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Gas pipeline company Firstgas is closely watching an Australian project which is supplying a blend of 10 percent green hydrogen and 90 percent fossil fuel gas to 4000 households.
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The largest group of people leaving New Zealand were between the ages of 25 and 44 which was a concern for the labour market, nfometrics says.
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Stuff has announced its Sunday News newspaper will wrap up at the end of July.
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