Businesses are being urged to get in touch with MSD if they could not apply for the wage subsidy last night.
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The New Zealand dollar is at a two-month high against the US dollar, as well as the currencies of our biggest trading partners.
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The RBNZ has opened a two-week window for consultations on halving the amount of low interest mortgages banks can make to owner-occupiers to no more than 10 percent starting from next month.
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Kenrick said he would take an extended break before making any decisions about future roles.
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New data shows mortgage applications have fallen, alongside car loans, personal loans and new credit card applications..
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The Detail – Cashies, under the table work, moonlighters. Along with concerts, restaurants and sport fixtures, they’re gone under level 4 lockdown rules.
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The number of people 65 years and older getting superannuation payments while on salaries of more than $200,000 has more than tripled in a decade.
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Electric vehicle charging company ChargeNet has secured investment from a major multinational company to expand its charging network across the country.
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The Maritime Union says it is important the country’s two fuel tanker ships are retained to ensure energy security when the Marsden Point refinery closes.
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Unlike last year’s scheme, the current wage subsidy scheme requires businesses to reapply for support every fortnight, although the core settings of programme are unchanged.
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