After RNZ revelations the Police Commissioner canned a directive on “value thresholds”, which he called “confusing and unhelpful”.
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It’s not as simple as pointing the finger at government spending cutbacks or the Reserve Bank’s interest rate hikes, economists say.
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It is the second airline this month to consider cutbacks after Sounds Air cancelled routes due to surging costs.
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Southern Cross admitted it did not apply discounts as promised.
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Between March and May, retailers reported almost 5500 incidents but because the value was below $500, they were never followed up.
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An organisation representing financial mentors warns unethical debt collectors are harassing people to pay-off loans at their workplaces, homes and on social media.
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Recent trials on New Zealand farms resulted in a reduction of methane emissions.
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However, the month of June was the best since April 2024, with sales up 4.4 percent.
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The commission’s financial sentiment tracker shows 62 percent of women are now feeling financially uncomfortable, compared to 51 percent of men.
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But an ANZ chief economist said the recovery was uneven, with residential construction slumping to its worst result this year.
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