The city has been through the wringer but there are signs of improvement, an expert says.
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The airline reported a profit of $126m for the year ended June compared with $146m a year earlier.
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Employers opting to stop contributing to their staff’s KiwiSaver accounts when they turn 65 may be costing them thousands of dollars.
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Just 3.3 percent of senior leaders in the public sector claim Asian heritage, according to latest figures compiled by the Public Service Commission.
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“The problem isn’t a lack of physical bricks and mortar supermarkets, the problem is the ownership of them.”
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Visits are down and industry insiders worry that the fallout for the tourism industry will be severe
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The agriculture, trade and investment minister says the deal is estimated to deliver $42 million in tariff savings per year.
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But some regions and sectors aren’t faring as badly.
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That’s lower than the almost-14 years required in 2021, but still above the long-term average of 9.1 years.
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The section of law that gives Inland Revenue the power to request information for the purpose of tax policy development is to be repealed.
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